The truth is out there (on the internet).
The program will also hire experienced technologists directly from the private sector
Not exactly a public service.
They went from banning social media to being run by it.
In a divided America, a Kentucky town used AI to strip away political labels and discovered its residents agree on almost everything.
Car buyers could lose up to $7,500 in federal incentives after September 30—but the rules are murky, and the government hasn’t said exactly what happens next.
Homeland Security agents say they matched "Sead Dukic," who lived in Tennessee for 24 years with a wife and daughter, to older Bosnian records.
A newly declassified report confirms that the government has unprecedented insight into our lives through smartphones, cars, web browsing, and other tech.
Officials from the CIA, FBI, and NSA are expected to urge lawmakers during a Senate hearing to reauthorize Section 702 of FISA.
A UK High Court judge said none of Assange's four grounds for appeal “raises any properly arguable point."
A House hearing today examining the FBI's alleged misuses of FISA surveillance powers precedes a debate over whether the program should exist.
The ISS was flying over Argentina at the time of the incident, leading some people to believe the interference was in fact a taxi driver from the country.
An arbitration panel said Lindell must pay a cyber expert the prize he was promised for refuting election lies.
The agency's Innovative Advanced Concepts program seeks out futuristic ideas that could become real technology.
One of the bills would fine people who file multiple complaints with the state's environmental agency.
The agency reportedly issued 172,679 custom summonses over six years to obtain data without warrants.
Clearview AI's CEO said police have used his tools over a million times and claimed his company's database of scraped social media images now tops 30 billion.
Internal FBI documents indicate a larger federal law enforcement assessment related to “Anarchist extremism” and domestic terrorism.
DEA agents reportedly hid one of the small tracking devices inside an intercepted package thought to be headed to an illicit drug operation.
Two men are accused of having carried out cyberstalking and harassment campaigns targeted at people throughout the web with bogus data requests.
