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Kochava, the self-proclaimed industry leader in mobile app data analytics, is locked in a legal battle with the Federal Trade Commission in a case that could lead to big changes in the global data marketplace and in Congress' approach to artificial intelligence and data privacy.

Artificial intelligence (AI) will have serious societal impact globally. So it is more urgent than ever that state leaders cooperate to regulate the technology.

Two more former workers at a children's home in Prince Edward were jailed on Monday for abusing and neglecting toddlers. Lee Wai-sum and Chang Suk-chi...

The IDF and Air Force struck multiple weapon factories, killing several terrorists involved.

The frontrunner in Monday's Iowa caucuses is a man whose legal woes - from 91 criminal indictments to a civil fraud trial - are testing the GOP's willingness to raise him at their standard-bearer once again.

Users in the EU can choose to have all, some, or none of Google’s services share their data.

The European Union's competition czar Margrethe Vestager on Friday said US tech giants will have to strictly abide by the bloc's new rules on how they do business when they come into force in two months.

Friday’s action reflects South Africa’s solidarity with the Palestinian cause — and its domestic and foreign interests.

An Oregon case will clarify whether officials can jail or fine homeless people for sleeping outside.

In 1950, Alan Turing asked, "Can machines think?" More than 70 years later, advancements in artificial intelligence are creating exciting possibilities and questions about its potential pitfalls.

"Next week the House will vote to hold Hunter Biden in contempt of Congress for repeatedly defying subpoenas," House Majority Whip Steve Scalise said.

House lawmakers emerging from the closed-door briefing said they remained frustrated in their attempts to get more information about UAPs.

John Walsh, advocate for missing children and longtime host of "America's Most Wanted," said he feels outmanned by criminals all the time—especially in the courtroom.

Since January, Colombia has been labeled a country​ that Americans should "reconsider travel" to.

The top U.S. telecommunications regulator is asking automakers how they plan to protect people from being stalked or harassed by partners who have access to vehicle location and other data.

eBay is paying the price.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating whether Boeing failed to make sure a panel that blew off a jetliner in midflight last week was safe and manufactured to meet the design that regulators approved.

In 1954, the Guardian's science correspondent reported on "electronic brains", which had a form of memory that could let them retrieve information, like airline seat allocations, in a matter of seconds.

The Advocate General of the European Court of Justice will on Thursday publish a long-awaited opinion on a contested 2.4-billion-euro ($2.6-billion) fine that Brussels slapped on Google for anti-competitive practices.

AI voice acting coming soon to a video game near you.