Baltimore’s Kenwood High School faces outrage after a false AI alert led to a dangerous encounter for 16-year-old Taki Allen.

As Nevada lawmakers consider expanding its film tax incentive program, a draft report from Film Nevada says movies and TV shows earned $5.1 million in credits in the last fiscal year.

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The long-suffering staff of the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme thought they were finally safe. Having been bombed out ...

On this week's episode of the HomeKit Insider podcast, your hosts talk about Apple's branding refresh for Apple TV, a few new ...

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A teenage school student in Baltimore was handcuffed after an AI security system mistakenly spotted the student with a gun.

Artificial intelligence flagged a bag of Doritos for a gun at a Baltimore County school. A student was handcuffed & searched, ...

Baltimore County Superintendent Myriam Rogers said the software worked as designed — and the program needs human verification ...

Kim Kardashian clarified where she stands in the process of getting her law degree five months after celebrating her ...

Starring Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson, the series follows a woman, Sarah Trafford (Wilson), who becomes obsessed with ...