Emerging Tech
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As Hollywood imagines our future, are brain and human microchip implants nearing a “ChatGPT moment” in 2026? Medical progress collides with privacy fears and state bans. -
The Kansas City Council is beginning to rethink the city’s approach to future data center construction while striving to learn more about the booming industry’s impact locally.
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Cybersecurity experts say AI and automation are changing how much impact manipulated data can have on government technology systems.
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Using lidar map technology, geologists work to distinguish slopes that might unleash small slides from those capable of producing devastating slides that pose the greatest risk to people.
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Plus, smart luggage comes with its own charging station for your smartphone or tablet.
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Also, cellphone device helps spot genetic diseases.
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Experts predict the same cybercriminals that once feasted on the spoils of desktop hacks are now trying to deploy mobile malware to your smartphone.
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This year’s Google I/O was all about context; here are the important things you may have missed from yesterday’s event and what they mean for government.
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While it could be a decade before the technique hits the factory floor, industry leaders agree that the future of computing will involve switching from copper wire to beams of light.
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Three physicians from UC Irvine Health discuss the future of medicine and how medical students are learning ways that technology can be leveraged to improve patient care.
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The company is putting $20 million in Google.org grants behind nonprofits that use emerging technologies to increase independence for people living with disabilities.
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It's been discovered that a certain string of characters sent through a text message can crash your iPhone's messaging app or even shut down your phone, according to a report.
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According to a report, the new iPhone 6S will look similar -- if not the exact same -- as the iPhone 6, but will have a variety of new internal features and updates, some felt more than seen.
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When a crime is committed, officers at the scene communicate with officers monitoring IRIS cameras so the video of the incident will be saved indefinitely.
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Chief David Brown compared turning off a body camera to turning off a dash cam video in a squad car — and neither is acceptable.
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Without a direct upgrade path, Microsoft says those using XP or Vista will either have to buy a new computer equipped with Windows 10 or purchase a copy and install it fresh.
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An exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry displays how machines are empowering humans and transforming America's future.
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An official said some of the ACLU’s recommendations on how the recordings should be used and how long they should be retained are not practical.
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The rise of civic tech is helping bring innovation back to government. Here’s a handful of startups in the mix.
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The new technology could be in place by next spring and will work with the state's new aerial fire fleet.
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Once confined to big national laboratories, supercomputers are now in demand to crunch massive amounts of data for industries such as oil exploration, finance and online sales.
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