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The agency warned the public in a social media post that intentionally damaging or destroying the cameras is a felony under Georgia law.
WASHINGTON, July 4 (Reuters) – Hundreds of masked members of the white nationalist group Patriot Front marched through parts of Washington, D.C., on Saturday ahead of the Independence Day festivities planned for the evening. The group posted on social media that it had arrived in the capital with about 400 members, and Reuters photographers saw […]
An art exhibit that examines the relationship between humanity, technology and the natural world opens Friday at the Ent Center for the Arts. “Simulacra (or, The Persistence of Nature in an Age of Mediation)” will be shown in the Ent Center’s Gallery of Contemporary Art from Friday throug Oct. 10 and features the work of […]
Oklahoma City is leading the way when it comes to the future of flight, and there will soon be a training ground for new technology.
Boston Dynamics is expanding with a new robotics and AI center in Waltham, Massachusetts.
A new lawsuit filed on Monday in Sacramento, California, proposed as a class action, accuses BP, 7-Eleven, Walmart, Albertsons, and other gas station chains operating in California—along with a software platform—of using AI to “coordinate high prices and wring more money from the pockets of consumers,” according to Reuters, who reviewed the suit.
Kansas City officials are preparing to equip some public buses with facial recognition cameras capable of detecting whether a passenger appears on a list of banned riders or missing persons.
Counties and towns along the Front Range are adopting moratoriums on data centers, but not Colorado Springs where Project Taurus is underway.
The Lafayette Parish Communication District received the 2025 Technology Leadership Award at the recent 2026 Louisiana APCO/NENA Symposium in Bossier City, Louisiana.
As communities across Middle Tennessee debate new data center proposals, a look at the size of facilities already operating in Nashville, Gallatin, Franklin, Clarksville and beyond.
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police are expanding their counterterrorism unit by 30% and deploying new technology and global partnerships to detect threats before they reach Southern Nevada.
The Macon–Middle Georgia Black Pages is celebrating 35 years with its final print edition before moving fully digital in 2027.