SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) – As the use of artificial intelligence becomes a more popular tool in drug research, a scientific software company aims to one day use the technology to predict future medicines.

Colorado’s special legislative session resumed Monday as lawmakers work to address a nearly $800 million budget shortfall and to solve a more protracted, muddy debate about the state’s artificial ...

Current artificial intelligence applications are pushing the limits of typical silicon and its underlying binary bits. New kinds of computers built to take advantage of quantum mechanical properties ...

The General Services Administration (GSA) on Thursday announced a new agreement with Google to deploy its suite of artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud services across the federal government. The ...

AI companies like CoreWeave and Nebius are seeing stock prices decline this week. In today's video, I discuss six companies I am currently bullish on during this tech market sell-off. To learn more, ...

Tech job postings have plunged 35% since early 2020, with some roles seeing radically lower demand. The decline began post-pandemic and continued after ChatGPT's release in late 2022. AI and machine ...

Understanding the evolving compute landscape of tomorrow. In partnership withArm Artificial intelligence models that can discover drugs and write code still fail at puzzles a lay person can master in ...

YouTube will begin guessing users’ ages using artificial intelligence on Wednesday, as part of an effort to prevent kids from accessing inappropriate content online. It’s part of a broader push to ...

Highmark Health plans to roll out Abridge's ambient clinical documentation technology across its entire organization, which includes 14 hospitals and hundreds of clinics. The Pittsburgh-based ...

The agency has recorded 103 instances of AI use or planning, up from 17 last December. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin says he’s all in on artificial intelligence, especially to fast-track environmental ...

White House OSTP Director Michael Kratsios said that the “highest end of semiconductors” should fall under export controls, but the administration still wants the world using U.S. technology. The ...