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As 2019 comes to a close, here's a look back at the artificial intelligence and machine learning issues that defined the year.

Microsoft researchers propose an approach to training AI that uses smiles as a reward signal. They say it achieves superior efficiency.

It's going to make a difference. So here's what companies can do.

Ubisoft researchers devised an AI reinforcement learning approach that they used to create a self-driving car in a video game.

Dean Takahashi's list of the most anticipated games of 2020 includes The Last of Us Part II and Cyberpunk 2077. Everyone agree with him?

New hardware, increased headset mobility, better software, and more competition are highly likely to change the face of AR for the better in 2020.

If you're an up and coming college student, there are many ways to avoid going into debt. See how the restaurant industry can help you grow as a person and keep your wallet full.

In 2019, IPOs ended in face-plants for some of the biggest unicorns: WeWork, Uber, Lyft, Slack, and Pinterest. Expect no lessons to be learned.

In her new series, celebrity chef and entrepreneur Ayesha Curry sits down with early-stage female business owners to share the advice and resources they need to get their companies off the ground.

Rather than looking at CCPA compliance as a chore, look at it as an opportunity to innovate your business practices and seek ways to regain a first-party relationship with your customers.

It's critical that leaders take the initiative to see if their outside counsel is putting their company at risk for a cybersecurity breach.

Initially, Target argued that the Americans with Disabilities Act, which mandates accessibility for the disabled, did not apply to its website, but only to its brick-and-mortar stores, then reversed its position.

New users can no longer sign up for Messenger without creating a Facebook account, a spokesperson confirmed to VentureBeat.