Author: KIRO 7 News Staff
One law focuses on AI chatbot safety while the other cracks down on AI-generated misinformation.Read More
A local university was one of two awarded grants to help law enforcement officers statewide learn tools and techniques to investigate and prevent crime.Read More
Micron Technology Inc. convinced an Idaho federal judge to send back to state court its lawsuit accusing competing chipmaker Netlist Inc. of asserting patent allegations in bad faith.Read More
In Nigeria, anti-gay legislation is enabling homophobic gangs to target members of the LGBTQ+ community with blackmail and assault â leaving victims deeply traumatized and, in some cases, dead. Warning: Graphic content.Read More
As higher energy prices ratchet up projections for inflation, Becky Anderson speaks to Karen Young from The Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University about different inflation scenarios.Read More
Fractional ownership provider will ultimately have 24 in its fleet, including Global 7500 conversionsRead More
The rapid withdrawal of international health aid by the United States (US) constitutes a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC), accordingRead More
The founder says he hopes the online jackpots, which cost $1 to enter, will bring a billion people onto blockchain networks.Read More
Energy companies are unsure how to navigate this geopolitical moment. Meanwhile, AI companies are forging ahead.Read More
With a focus on digital equity, the City of Philadelphiaâs first community tech expo will distribute thousands of laptops to residents.Read More