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Cameras, sensors would know when to warn, then slow or stop distracted drivers. Some would be drunks, others tired or just not paying attention. Such a car might get an insurance discount.

Now you'll really be able to appreciate all those games you bought on sale and never got around to playing.

AI researchers have found a method of identifying likely neural network architectures that are 200 times faster than previous methods. The goal? Democratizing AI.

Intel has released a new document with a great deal of detail on its upcoming GPUs.

Astronomers observing the center of the Milky Way have spotted some unusual features that drive home just how violent the area is. The galaxy sports a pair of gargantuan "X-ray chimneys" that expel the matter and energy building up around the black hole.

Microsoft Defender ATP is starting as a preview that's limited to businesses, which gives you a clue as to why Microsoft is bothering to develop these tools for macOS.

Two years after the release of Tom Clancy's The Division, Ubisoft is back with another loot shooter set in an apocalyptic modern America. Frigid New York is out the window, replaced with an exceptionally muggy D.C. for this brand new showcase of Ubisoft's in-house Snowdrop engine.

Boeing builds two safety systems that might have helped prevent the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash — but it sells them as extras, not as standard equipment.

Facebook has admitted to storing hundreds of millions of passwords without security for up to seven years.

Of course, this is all part of T-Mobile's efforts to build support for its attempt to merge with Sprint, becoming the "New T-Mobile."

Boeing builds two safety systems that might have helped prevent the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash — but it sells them as extras, not as standard equipment.

Nvidia made a number of strong claims for its new Turing architecture at its latest investor day.