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A new software patent from Apple could help kill robocalls and scams, letting users automatically recognize "a spoofing caller."

Chinese hackers are fueled by patriotism while Russians focus on Rubles, according to a new report.

Three years ago, Inna Simone logged onto her computer, expecting to see her standard Microsoft desktop. What she encountered instead was unsettling.

Atlas, the humanoid Boston Dynamics robot known for its backflips and running, among other human-like activities, can now perform parkour.

Less than a month before the U.S. midterm elections, Facebook has purged more than 800 pages and accounts as the social network clamps down on “inauthentic behavior.”

Twitter users curious about CEO Jack Dorsey’s tech habits got some answers this week.

Change your password, Kanye.

Imagine if the United States military could send combat vehicles like tanks into battle with enemies – but without a single American on the battlefield – instead, the vehicles drive and fight autonomously. 

Sex-bots will help humans colonize Mars, according to a love-doll enthusiast who helps "test drive" randy robots.

FBI Director Christopher Wray cited China as a burgeoning menace when he testified on national security threats before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday.

Despite the high-minded promise of tech's potential to enrich our lives, each day brings a new headline about its negative effects. 

Google is doing great on handheld screens.

Instagram announced it has started using artificial intelligence to detect cyberbullying in photos posted on its social network platform, highlighting efforts from tech companies to use automation in their moderation process.

Criminal gangs and extremists are using “decentralized exchanges” (dEX) to trade cryptocurrencies anonymously, according to Yaya J. Fanusie, the director of analysis for Defense of Democracies' Center on Sanctions and Illicit Finance.

Richard Branson has issued a major warning to space race rival Elon Musk: 'learn the art of delegation' and 'get some sleep' to avoid further controversy.

Walmart wants to know exactly how its customers are feeling. 

NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon, facing a backlash from longtime warehouse workers who say its $15 hourly minimum wage wouldn't benefit them, will now get a bigger raise.

The Ancient Greeks are celebrated for laying down the foundations of Western civilization, but according to a new book they also had another, hidden talent: predicting future tech.

Bias in machine learning may be problematic even for tech giants like Amazon who are at the forefront of this field.  A new report from Reuters shows the e-commerce company had to get rid of an internal project used to vet job applications after the recruiting tool displayed an inherent bias against women.