Artificial Intelligence

DARPA Wants Artificial Intelligence That Doesn't Forget Everything It Knows

Biological systems don't completely freeze up when they encounter a new situation, but computers often do.

Emerging Tech

A Drone Inspects a Bridge. Now What?

The Federal Highway Agency needs visualization tools to make sense what's being collected by its unmanned inspectors.

Emerging Tech

Canada Wants Silicon Valley’s Tech Employees

Immigration fears in countries such as the U.S. and U.K. might create huge opportunities for economic growth elsewhere—and Toronto is taking note.

Emerging Tech

Meet NASA's Newest Crew Member: Astrobee

It's a friendly little cube that will fly around the International Space Station.

Artificial Intelligence

The Military is Using Human Brain Waves to Teach Robots How to Shoot

Without even realizing it, soldiers could soon be training robot sharpshooters to take their jobs.

Emerging Tech

DHS Wants to Verify Drones, Devices are What They Say They Are

The call for technology is open until next May.

Emerging Tech

Self-Driving Cars Will Hinge on These 2 Things

Automakers will need to invest in some emerging technologies.

Emerging Tech

Drones Flying By Airports Coming Soon(ish)

Current FAA regulations prohibit drones from flying within 5 miles of an airport without notifying air traffic control.

Emerging Tech

The Self-Driving Dilemma

Autonomous vehicles could spark a cleaner, cheaper urban mobility revolution—or they could make it tougher to combat sprawl, congestion, and climate change.

Digital Government

Who We Are As Data Might Soon Become More Important Than Who We Are As People

Online, you live in a realm functionally distinct from the world you thought you knew.

Digital Government

When Push Comes to Shove, How Quickly Will You Give Up Your Data for Convenience?

In the online world, it took us only a few years to get accustomed to the idea that firms can track our browsing behavior and predict our next steps.