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Forty percent of the world's jobs could be done by machines in as soon as 15 years, according to a top expert on artificial intelligence. 

Software specialist Synamedia is touting a new technology that it says can track down users who share accounts and passwords for streaming services such as Netflix.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos announced that he and his wife of 25 years, MacKenzie, would be divorcing, leaving many to wonder what would happen to the reported $137 billion fortune of the world's richest man. A new report states that the couple did not have a pre-nuptial agreement and a significant chunk of Bezos' fortune could be on the line.

Older Americans are more likely to share fake news on Facebook — regardless of education, race, income or how many links they shared — according to a new study by researchers are two major universities. 

If you share your Netflix password with your friends then you'd better watch out – a dystopian new AI has been designed to crack down on account sharing.

The Army plans to fire guns, rockets and cannons at prototypes of the emerging Mobile Protected Firepower vehicle to prepare the fast-tracked platform for major mechanized warfare, service officials explained.

If you're curious whether your taste in high-priced television shows streaming on Netflix is the same as that of your neighbors, HighSpeedInternet.com has a macro-view for you: its annual look at the "Most Popular Netflix Show in each State" for 2018.

A Bloomberg report has triggered new concerns about Facebook – you can't get rid of it.

How many times have you wished you could eavesdrop on a conversation?

The Army is revving up development and delivery of advanced targeting technology for its .50-cal machine gun to increase precision, widen the mission envelope and destroy challenging targets such as enemy drones, low-flying aircraft, light-skinned armored vehicles and troop concentrations.

Is it time for Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to retire his annual personal challenge?

PragerU has filed a new lawsuit in its legal battle with Google, ramping up its allegations of online censorship against the tech giant and its YouTube video-sharing service.

NEW YORK (AP) — Just a few years ago, virtual reality was poised to take over the world. After decades of near misses, the revolution finally seemed imminent, with slick consumer headsets about to hit the market and industries from gaming and entertainment to social media ready to hop on the bandwagon.

A 14-month-old bulldog named Pumpkin has become an internet sensation after her owner posted videos and pictures of her riding around on a skateboard to social media.

Package theft has become such an important topic as the growth of online shopping explodes that companies are always looking for new ways to deliver goods safely and securely. Amazon, which recently teamed up with Jersey City police to help catch thieves using GPS, is teaming up with Chamberlain Group to gain access to your garage to cut down on lost items.

An Oregon-based company that specializes in robotic sex toys won an award from Las Vegas’ Consumer Electronics Show -- only to have it taken back because the show’s organizers deemed the product “immoral, obscene, indecent (and) profane.”

Every year, visitors to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas are treated to a few jaw-dropping gadgets. This year is no different, including a new toothbrush that takes ten seconds to use and a television that rolls up from a cabinet in your living room.

MOSCOW (AP) — The head of the Russian Orthodox Church says the data-gathering capacity of devices such as smartphones risks bringing humanity closer to the arrival of the Antichrist.

LAS VEGAS— "No, that's not true," Alexa said.