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Snap Buys Company To Create 3D 'People' In Users' Camera Views

Ariel AI can insert real-time "deepfakes" that mimic human figures.

South Korea: AI To Recreate Deceased Singer's Voice For TV Show

National broadcaster SBS plans to use AI to recreate the voice of late singer Kim Kwang-seok, but concerns have been raised over the ethics of using this technology.

US Leading Race In Artificial Intelligence, China Rising: Survey

People have their faces scanned as they arrive for the opening ceremony of the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai on August 29, 2019

A new research report shows the U.S. is leading rivals in development and use of artificial intelligence while China is rising quickly and the European Union is lagging.

A second member of Google's AI ethics research team faces disciplinary action, according to a union representing company employees

Google Suspends Second AI Ethics Researcher: Union

Google suspends second AI ethics researcher: union

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An antitrust suit against Google filed by 38 US states and territories is the third such complained filed against the internet giant in the past three months

Google Hit With Third Antitrust Lawsuit, By New State Coalition

Google hit with third antitrust lawsuit, by new state coalition

Google has been accused in the lawsuit filed by several US states of eliminating competition

Texas Leads US States Suing Google For Anti-competitive Practices

Texas leads US states suing Google for anti-competitive practices

Internet firms that involve recommending products or services have complained that Google favors its own offerings in general search results

US States Aiming Antitrust Suit At Google: Report

US states aiming antitrust suit at Google: report

Google's email service, Gmail, was down for about two and a half hours, though the internet giant did not disclose the precise cause of the trouble

Gmail Service Disrupted In New Google Mishap

Gmail service disrupted in new Google mishap

Google has been accused of abusing its market dominance to stifle competition

California To Bring Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google

California will join the US government and 11 other states in bringing lawsuits against Google for abusing its market dominance.

The EU wants to set strict conditions for internet giants to do business in the bloc's 27 countries

EU Flexes Muscle Against Big Tech 'Gatekeepers'

EU flexes muscle against big tech 'gatekeepers'

Researchers analysed over three million confirmed coronavirus cases from 46 countries and 44 states in the US between January 1 and June 1, 2020.

Coronavirus, Chadwick Boseman Among Google's Top Trending 2020 Searches

Coronavirus has topped Google's Year in Chart list and became the top trending search query of the year. Chadwick Boseman, Joaquin Phoenix, "Parasite," Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris were also featured on the list.

Little is known about top Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, who was assassinated on Friday

Iranian Nuclear Scientist Mohsin Fakhrizadeh Was Killed With 'Satellite-Controlled' Machine Gun, Iran Claims

Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsin Fakhrizadeh was assassinated with a remote-controlled machine gun, a deputy commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards alleges.

How Artificial Intelligence Can Aid Inventors To Prevent Idea Theft

AI can be used to compare your idea against competitors' products and it can automate the patent process by decreasing cost and increasing access.

Google's Deepmind AI Cracks Protein Folding Simulation Decades Early

AlphaFold could greatly expand the number of viable research projects by replacing costly and slow lab work

Alexa Spoiling Christmas? How To Stop Amazon Delivery Announcements

The virtual assistant is infamous for accidentally spoiling gift surprises.

IBM Layoffs: 10,000 Job Cuts Expected In Europe; UK, Germany Most Affected

The cuts come as the technology company focuses on its hybrid cloud computing and artificial intelligence unit.

Google Overhauls Its Online Pay Service To Compete With Venmo, Others

Google on Wednesday said it's overhauling its Google Pay service, as the online search conglomerate looks to compete with Venmo and other online payment services.

New App Could Detect COVID-19 By Listening To Coughs

A team of researchers from MIT is working on an app that uses an AI capable of detecting COVID-19 infection via forced coughs. The AI was able to identify those who have COVID-19 98.5% of the time when analyzing cough recordings.

Apple Improving Siri With Latest Acquisition, Report Says

Apple's acquisition of artificial intelligence startup Vilynx may give it the tools that it needs to improve Siri and a host of other applications and services.

Google has leveraged its powerful search engine to build an array of services wich feed its digital advertising

Google Pays Apple $8-12 Bn Every Year To Be Default Search Engine On Apple Devices: Report

The Department of Justice claims that Google effectively owns and controls search distribution channels, crushing any possible competition.

No need to tip, a robot now pulls beers at one bar in the Spanish city of Seville

Report: Robotics Will Eliminate Millions Of Jobs In Coming Years, But Create Nearly As Many

The rapid digitalization of global economies will make many professions obsolete but also lead to newer vocations.

The US justice department has announced a probe into Google's suspected 'illegal monopoly'

Google's War On All Fronts Over Media, Competition And Tax

Google's war on all fronts over media, competition and tax

Messaging app Telegram has 300 million monthly users worldwide and raised more than $1.7 billion in funds in the US and overseas through a cryptocurrency issue

AI Service Transformed Thousands Of Women’s Photos Into Fake Nudes Without Consent

More than 680,000 women had no idea their photos were being uploaded to a bot on the messaging app Telegram to produce fake realistic nude images without their consent. About 104,852 images posted publicly.