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A flying car demonstration wowed spectators in Northampton County on Wednesday in another breakthrough for flight in North Carolina.
Dozens watched in awe as a single-seat, all-electric "flying car" flew around a test track at The Center for Automotive Research in Northampton County on Wednesday. The car reached as high as 150 feet.
Two Minnesota attorneys admitted to using AI to help draft legal briefs but did not check if the cases the program cites were real. Artificial intelligence has been known to generate made-up information that looks convincing to the user, which is known as an "AI hallucination."
Millions of Belkin customers are dealing with smart devices no longer working. The company announced it will stop supporting its popular Wemo devices. That includes light switches and doorbells. Eben Brown explains the company's decision.
Washington (CNN) -- Hundreds of thousands of young Americans fresh out of college with a computer science degree have struggled to find a job over the past year. And their luck may not change anytime soon.
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Artificial intelligence videos have gotten so good, it's hard to tell the difference between what's real and what's fake.
The expansion is expected to create high-paying roles in global operations, risk management and mortgage home-equity management. State officials approved an incentives package worth up to
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Amazon said its cloud computing service was recovering from a major outage that disrupted online activity around the world.
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An AI image-generating trend all over social media has consequences in Fountain, Colorado. The local reporter spoke to police about the incident, and then asked people if they would fall for such a prank
The panic is premature. Not because AI isn't powerful, but because it's fundamentally broken in a way that protects most human jobs.
When we talk about supporting small businesses, most people think about shopping locally. But in the innovation economy, it's about showing up for the makers, inventors and founders who are shaping what our economy, and our communities, will look like five or ten years from now.
Triangle Tech Night marks its second anniversary. The event has become a hub for conversation and community.
The dot-com crash didn't kill innovation, it fertilized the ground for it. And the same cycle is unfolding with AI. The capital intensity, short hardware cycles and overblown valuations suggest turbulence ahead. But history teaches us to look beyond the crash.
Smartphone crash detection features, designed to assist first responders, are causing a surge in false alarms in Southern Pines. While the technology saves lives, it also misfires, straining emergency resources.
Smart tech in your home could be draining your wallet, but these simple tips will save you money!
We are approaching a new frontier of free speech. It's not the FCC telling Kimmel to tone it down or a teacher or administrator setting and then personally enforcing school rules. The risk is that an algorithm decides whether your outfit, your joke or your essay is "acceptable."
Google now allows you to set a preferred news source for searches on current events, weather and what's going on in your town. Simply tap the star and choose WRAL to prioritize search results vetted by our journalists.
President Donald Trump's proposed $100K fee hikes for H-1B visas threaten to disrupt Triangle tech companies, risking innovation and escalating costs.
President Donald Trump's proposed $100K fee hikes for H-1B visas threaten to disrupt Triangle tech companies, risking innovation and escalating costs. Local businesses worry about talent acquisition challenges and retention, underscoring potential impacts on the broader tech industry.
Experts at a Triangle conference warn AI could erode empathy, trust and identity, as new research shows Americans fear its impact on humanity over the next decade.
Wake Schools lacks a comprehensive AI policy, but students and teachers follow one key rule to ensure students' data is protected.
Duke professor Jon Reifschneider is preparing students to harness AI's potential responsibly and recognize the human contributions that can't be replaced.
Duke AI students are learning about the human element that makes them powerful in the job market.
