Self-driving cars won't solve congestion in major cities. They will be the congestion in major cities.

Marissa Meyer appears to have learned nothing from her tenure at Yahoo and it clearly shows in her latest interview.

A little coding fun with hash maps and delegates for trivial parallelization...

The start of a new experiment for a new era of blogging.

George Dvorsky decided to try some myth-busting about the future of AI and the nature of the technology. The end result needs a lot of myth-busting of its own...

The quest for a better, more accurate credit score is getting way out of control, especially in China.

Reinventing the wheel is a common refrain for doing something unnecessary. But what if you really can make a better wheel like Goodyear is trying to do?

Let's not surgarcoat this. We will build autonomous killer robots because we have every incentive to. So let's make sure we get them right.

The bad news is that we can't wipe offensive speech and trolls off the web. The good news is that trolls tend to turn on each other quickly.

After analyzing millions of comments researchers can say for sure that the best way to deal with trolls is with deafening silence.

Amazon is not a nice or fun place to work, even if you're one of its supposedly vaunted techies. But it's not like we expect any better from a company that big.

If your code can result in people being sent to jail for decades, if not death row, that code should be open source and subject to review. The courts don't seem to understand that yet.

Of all the terrible ideas conceived in the social media age, a Yelp for people has to be, by far, one of the absolute worst and poorly thought out.

Tracking what's happening inside a biological system on a computer is not the same thing as recreating that system.

The City of Berkley took on science and the science lost because it was represented by a trade group that argued about free speech rights instead.