Attorneys general sue company for 7.5 billion illegal robocalls
Most of the nation's attorneys general have joined to sue a telecommunications company and its owners.
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California-based tech companies win Supreme Court internet liability cases
The Supreme Court provided wins to a pair of California-based tech companies Thursday.
Telemedicine in Motion: South Dakota's rural EMS crews go high-tech
People might picture a defibrillator or stretcher when they think of a first responder. But what about an iPad?
Arizona internet provider gets private equity infusion to expand fiber access
Arizona's Mohave County will see an acceleration of a plan to expand high-speed fiber internet access.
Kids cartoon characters that use AI to customize responses help children learn
When the main character of a kids TV show can both listen and respond to viewers by using advances in artificial intelligence, youngsters learn more.
Screen-free week challenges families to power down, reconnect
Starting today, families around the planet will swap their digital entertainment for the annual challenge of "Screen-Free Week."
Report: Unproven tech could stall action on climate change
Some 45 environmental groups across Colorado are sounding the alarm about a host of emerging technologies.
AI is exciting – and an ethical minefield
Here we spotlight articles about the deeper questions the AI revolution raises.
New Mexico Governor celebrates two schools getting high-speed internet access
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham attended a groundbreaking for a broadband project that will improve internet services.
Utah Governor signs executive order hoping to protect personal data
Utah Governor Spencer Cox took action that he hopes will protect the personal data of his state's residents.
