New technologies can help close the gaps between the government and the public. But they’re not without risks. In recent decades, cities have become increasingly adept at amassing all sorts of data.

Flags fly at half mast outside the UnitedHealthcare corporate headquarters on December 4, 2024 in Minnetonka, Minnesota. Credit - Stephen Maturen—Getty Images It shouldn’t have taken a tragedy to ...

All companies use technology in some way: email, word processing, online banking, messaging, or even phone calls and texting. For companies in the logistics world, these should just be the basics, the ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has had an impact in recent months as more people are turning to AI to help them with everyday tasks. But did you know that AI is revolutionizing the gig economy? With the ...

The burden of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is staggering: over 35 million people in the U.S. are affected, and in Europe, that number climbs beyond 55 million. It’s more common than diabetes, yet far ...

A screenshot showing the transportation data dashboard in Raleigh, N.C., where officials are experimenting with technologies like artificial intelligence, GIS and real-time video feeds to elevate ...

Oregon state Rep. Susan McLain, D-Hillsboro, left, and Sen. Kathleen Taylor, D-Portland, board a TriMet bus during the Joint Transportation Committee's tour of various locations around downtown ...

The city of Charleston is installing cameras with AI at three traffic lights along Maybank Highway to help determine ...

The BRAVO Laboratory at the US Department of Veterans Affairs in the heart of New York City is making some moves — and that’s ...

The organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology behind flexible cell phones, curved monitors, and televisions could one ...

Thursday marked the launch of the Detroit Small Business Technology Fund. The program is a partnership between the city of ...

NEW ORLEANS — On Sunday in Super Bowl LIX, Ron Torbert and his all-star crew will officiate the game between the Chiefs and Eagles. Like usual, they'll spot the ball and assess — with the help of the ...