Technology

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.

Cryptocurrency is tanking and the glow it once shone on New Yorkers seems to have substantially dimmed.

If you've got things stored on the Samsung Cloud you'll want to move them now because they're about to be permanently deleted.

We're interrupted by phones, tablets, and laptops every twelve minutes on average, which begs the question--are we really getting any work done at all?

We know that algorithms affect things like social media, but just how much of our daily lives are they involved in?

State Senator James Seward on Tuesday congratulated Otsego County on the receipt of nearly $560,000 in Connect NY broadband grant program funding for the expansion of high speed internet access to under served areas.

It’s no secret that a sedentary lifestyle promotes obesity, but a new study by the Milken Institute in California confirms the negative impact of TVs and computers while adding a frightening statistic — for every 10 percent increase a country spends on technology, that country’s obesity rate climbs.