Technology

President Joe Biden has signed a sweeping executive order to guide the development of artificial intelligence.

The White House, Google Maps and Google Arts & Culture have launched a new virtual tour of the White House.

Elon Musk has dismantled many core features of Twitter, but what X will become, and whether Elon Musk can achieve his ambition of turning it into an “everything app" that everyone uses, remains unclear.

Tech support scams have lead to $542 million in losses so far this year, according to the FBI.

The Federal Trade Commission plans to hire child psychologists who can guide the organization's work to keep young Americans safe while using the internet.

The lawsuit also claims that Meta collected data on children under 13 without their parents’ consent.

A mother knows best? The new Tinder feature lets users send a link to up to 15 people, allowing them to "play cupid."

The White House says the dozens of U.S. technology hubs President Joe Biden is announcing will help communities across the country become centers of innovation critical to its competitiveness.

First animated GIFs, now polls. The Instagram comment section is getting more interactive.

The site formerly known as Twitter has begun charging a $1 fee to new users in two countries in an effort to cut down on the spam and fake accounts.

Sony’s new Access Controller will go on sale worldwide on Dec. 6 and cost $90 in the U.S.

LinkedIn is set to cut over 600 employees in a new round of layoffs, citing the need for "talent changes" to manage their business effectively.

The growth of artificial intelligence could put a strain on energy resources globally, with AI tech depending on powerful servers that hog electricity.