Science & Technology

Despite advancements, gender bias plagues tech industry in 2024 - survey

Uncover New York's Entrepreneurial Spirit: Artisanal Bakeries and Boutique Bookstores Gain Popularity Amidst AI Dominance

An intense 10-week educational boot camp designed to give students a major boost in the STEM industry is looking for its next graduating class.

Binghamton University wins $160 million federal funding for its battery innovations hub.

Could a white traffic light revolutionize traffic management for self-driving cars in New York?

Google is introducing a new policy that will delete inactive accounts beginning December 1st. Accounts that have not been logged into for two years are vulnerable to malicious activity and all associated data will be permanently removed.

If you own an iPhone that has recently been updated to iOS 17, law enforcement agencies warn of “NameDrop” which unintentionally shares contact information.

Apple to address long-standing issues with text messages between Android and iPhone

Smart home technology is on the rise in New York, with Secure Data Recovery’s study proving the state has the most smart homes.

In a move that prioritizes student privacy and addresses concerns over potential risks and biases, NYS has banned facial recognition technology in schools.

New Yorkers are intrigued by Artificial intelligence, making New York one of the top states to embrace it.

Today, cyberattacks are nothing but in 1988 nobody knew what one was - until a student at Upstate New York's Cornell University unleashed a beast.

Researchers at Cornell University in Upstate New York now say that artificial intelligence is as creative, if not more creative than humans are.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced 57 school districts across New York State will receive a portion of $31.4 million in funding to upgrade technology and security.