M. W. Bowman

Biomedical research project Folding@Home is now harnessing more computing power than the world’s most powerful supercomputers.

REGIUM, an internet-connected chessboard manufacturer, was suspended by Kickstarter after allegedly creating engineers using thispersondoesnotexist.com.

Voice assistant programs listen to a frequency far wider than the human voice is capable of producing, and thus can be fed ultrasonic waves that will be interpreted as voice commands.

According to a report by anti-malware software vendor Malwarebytes, Mac adware infections rose by 400 percent year-over-year.

An unsecured cloud storage bucket appears to contain records of inmate check-ins, including information on prescriptions given to inmates

Neuralink wants to start by treating brain injuries, eventually "achieve a symbiosis with artificial intelligence."

It was a not-so-clever ploy to insert North Face products into Wikipedia articles of famous tourist destinations.

Atari executives thought we'd replace roller coasters with arcade machines.

'Public Sans,' a sharp new typeface for interface design has been made freely available, courtesy of a somewhat unusual source: the United States federal government.

Archillect is uncanny. Here's why.