Technology

An antitrust expert explains Monday’s landmark legal decision that Google illegally cemented its dominance in Internet search

Controversy surrounds whether the Olympic pool in the Paris La Défense Arena is not deep enough and slows swimmers. Is this contention true?

"Big data" and artificial intelligence are changing how elite American athletes train for the biggest competition in the world.

Physicist Jess Wade explains the importance of recognizing female scientists on Wikipedia. She’s created more than 2,000 Wikipedia articles to do just that

Social media exploits our evolved need for information, feeding us fluff and outright misinformation. A new science of human collective behavior can help us retake control

The benefits of being polite to AI may include prompting better chatbot replies—and nurturing our humanity

The U.S. and China are collaborating less on projects across scientific disciplines amid a culture of fear in both countries

Companies and governments alike need to step up cybersecurity practices in the wake of massive technology failures associated with a CrowdStrike update

An issue with a commonly used security software called Crowdstrike shuttered large technology systems around the globe, including airlines, transit systems and stock exchanges

In the run-up to the Paris 2024 Olympics, the French government has authorized wide-reaching use of AI software in security surveillance feeds

Children at risk of dyslexia who played Space Invaders Extreme 2 showed improvement at a word-identification task

Astronauts still survive on freeze-dried meals. Could better food, aided by cooking gadgets designed to be used in microgravity, help them to thrive?