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Tier IV, which develops open source software for driverless cars, has raised over $100 million in venture capital, it announced this week.

These five runs were some of the best from Summer Games Done Quick 2019.

The payroll industry at large has subscribed to a system of weekly, semi-monthly, bi-weekly and monthly pay schedules.

Here's a look at eight books to help improve your business and leadership skills.

In an interview with VentureBeat, Amazon's Nathan Smith describes Alexa features that make setting up and using smart home devices easier than before.

Three key changes will likely transform Apple's laptops over the next year and a half, enabling MacBooks to offer improved performance, size, and longevity.

Facebook's Libra is not a cryptocurrency and won't offer the kinds of protections that Bitcoin does. It's a way for Facebook to track what you buy.

Super Mario Maker 2 has a friends problem. The game doesn't have a way to see your friends' levels or to play with your friends in multiplayer.

Italy's top cellular carrier is now offering commercial 5G data plans in three cities, and expects to cover 22% of the country's population by 2021.

Predicting the future will always remain problematic, even with the coming of prediction algorithms. But guidelines in this realm to help us navigate this new and turbulent world of hyper-change are due for improvement. ...

A 2-day deep dive into the tate of conversational AI, ecommerce, messaging conversion, the customer journey and support, operationalizing voice AI, & more.

IBM is using Watson's AI smarts to help Wimbledon capture the best video clips of each tennis match and package them as highlights.

Latent History -- the latest machine hallucination from Refik Anadol Studios -- uses 300,000 images of historic and modern Stockholm.

Williams shares the importance of mentorship, creating your own lane and how to scale and monetize a rapidly growing business.

AI has the potential to harm or help. Either way, it's crucial that stakeholders research and develop it responsibly and ethically.

IBM's Hypertaste project seeks to build an artificial tongue that's capable of analyzing liquids using a combination of electrodes and machine learning.

Jordan Mechner created Prince of Persia in 1989. Three decades later, he appeared at Gamelab in Barcelona to talk about its legacy.

In a new paper, researchers at Udacity propose a machine learning system that generates lecture videos from audio narration alone.

A 147-year old Japanese skincare company stays competitive through innovation, technology, science and startups.

Improbable CEO Herman Narula talks about Improbable, Spatial OS, game streaming, and more with us typical enthusiasm.

To design great products, you must deliver the right features, with the right user experience, to the right people.

Deborah Frieze stepped back from impact investing to take an outsider's perspective and saw a new way to approach it that could have a dramatic influence on the racial wealth gap in her native Boston and beyond.