Ravi Somaiya

“They're images that are not for us. They're images for computers, and we don't see them, and in many cases, we don't have access to them,” Paglen said.

Google trained an artificial intelligence computer to play, and beat, one of the best human Go players in the world

In Bentonville, Arkansas, the hometown of Walmart, a trial is about to begin over the mysterious death of a former police officer at a local residence. It may help decide an issue emerging in a connected world: whether prosecutors should be able to...

Experts predict self-driving trucks will hit the roads sooner and harder than self-driving cars.

Now basically ubiquitous, emoji started off in 1999. But the roots of the pictographic communications system go back much further...

He's overturned 190,000 fines so far.