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The defense and intelligence community funding arm, In-Q-Tel, partners with Boston-based Forge.AI to make sense of publicly available data for...

Government organizations around the world must prepare ahead for the omni-present threat of being shown up by cyber criminals. The...

Amazon shareholders file a resolution demanding that Amazon stop selling facial recognition software Rekognition to government and law enforcement, citing...

In Latin America, approximately 70% of the population is unbanked. In Colombia, only 38% of adults over the age of...

Hot on the tail of the Horasis Global Meeting that took place earlier this month in Portugal comes the Horasis...

Governments may use information gleaned from AI in a beneficial way in monitoring citizen happiness, but this type of data...

It’s undeniable – we live in a crazy world. When political turmoil calls for government shutdowns and cross referencing news...

The most profound statement in over 150 years of biological research since Charles Darwin can be summarized in just three...

The city of Buenos Aires, Argentina is calling upon entrepreneurs the world over to participate in its IncuBAte program with...

Implicit in Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's suggestion that technology companies should play a leading role in guiding society's AI progress...

GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the EU’s new regulation governing data within its geographical jurisdiction or belonging to its...

Should governmental AI regulation become the law of the land, or should AI be privatised for corporations and entrepreneurs to...

Former Microsoft CEO and current LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer unveils USAFacts to report on government spending, drawing data exclusively from...

Apple's first transparency report shows just how much authorities wants to access your iCloud data (and explains why).

The British government has announced that it plans to introduce legislation that will allow it to better track the country's Internet users.

Twitter tells the Irish government why a state-funded social media ombudsman would be unworkable as the country looks at new laws for social media.

Two Irish senators have called for a database to be created that records every users' name against their IP address in an effort to curb trolls

As other EU countries look on, smartphone and tablet users in Sweden, who don't own a TV, will have to pay the country's national TV license from today

The Irish debate over the use of social media might be new but the issues & grievances are not, so why are we stuck in the past when discussing the future?

The Obama Administration has refused a petition that would have required it to build a fully operational Death Star by 2016.