Lawyers began making closing arguments Friday in a landmark antitrust case over the online search market and future of AI.

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Wargaming experts from USMC, Microsoft and Red Hat explain how artificial intelligence, real-time data, and open architectures enable faster, more comprehensive strategic planning and simulations.

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A "fine-tuned" artificial intelligence (AI) tool shows promise for objective evaluation of patients with facial palsy, ...

A "fine-tuned" artificial intelligence (AI) tool shows promise for objective evaluation of patients with facial palsy, ...

Community intelligence-led policing has adaptability within a structured framework and a flexibility of application across ...