Imagine going to a gas station to get gas, but first, you want to go inside and use the restroom. Would you park your car at a gas pump while you were using the restroom, or would you park in a ...

In 2019, seven county correctional facilities (jails) in Massachusetts initiated pilot programs to provide all Food and Drug Administration–approved medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD). This ...

Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering artificial intelligence, including chatbots, image and video generators. Her work explores how new AI technology is infiltrating our lives, shaping the content ...

Premier League rivals Leeds and Sunderland chose to reject the signing of new Man Utd goalkeeper Senne Lammens in the summer, according to reports. The Red Devils secured Lammen’s signature on ...

The Chancellor is under mounting pressure after UK borrowing costs hit their highest level since 1998, prompting warnings that the UK’s “credit card is maxed out”. The surge in the cost of government ...

If you’ve ever tapped a map app at a stoplight or glanced at directions while merging onto the highway, you may have wondered, “Could I get pulled over for this?” Cell phone laws in Texas go beyond ...

Abstract: The aim of this article is to propose a novel rational feedforward tuning method, by directly mapping the feedforward signal learned by dual-loop iterative learning control (DILC) onto the ...

Picture this: You’re stopped at a red light when you decide to alter your route. Are you legally allowed to check Google Maps on your smartphone? Or do you risk getting a ticket for using a map app?

The United States hopes to use machine learning to create and distribute propaganda overseas in a bid to “influence foreign target audiences” and “suppress dissenting arguments,” according to a U.S.