The best new science-fiction books of October 2026
From Becky Chambers to Audrey Niffenegger, there are some heavy hitters with new sci-fi novels out this month – and a hefty dose of time travel, says Alison Flood
From Becky Chambers to Audrey Niffenegger, there are some heavy hitters with new sci-fi novels out this month – and a hefty dose of time travel, says Alison Flood
Competition with China is driving an unusually broad consensus across Capitol Hill about AI legislation.
Scientific developments and material innovations have pushed aseptic packaging research beyond its conventional role in preserving products.
This post was originally published on here CARMEL- The Carmel School District, Putnam’s largest, consisting of 84 square miles, from Putnam Valley to Stormville, transports students thousands of miles
This post was originally published on here The Big Four accounting and advisory firms are committing to their AI strategies even as the technology’s top developers sound the alarm on the potential safety risks.
This post was originally published on here Fairfax, Virginia-based X-Pro helps inventors bring product ideas to life, offering engineering, prototyping, manufacturing and fulfillment under one roof.
This post was originally published on here International tech company Nebi will showcase its approach to AI-powered customer support and data-driven customer experience at CCW Europe Summit in Amsterdam
This post was originally published on here As AI tools improve and spread, deepfake fraud becomes more foreseeable, and liability will depend on whether any party had both a duty and an opportunity to detect the deception, Segal McCambridge attorneys write.
This post was originally published on here USA: Colorado-based Matrix Wildfire and CitroTech are developing a rail-mounted system designed not only to fight fires but also to prevent them along railway rights-of-way.
This post was originally published on here US President Donald Trump hosted the heads of Nvidia, Meta, Google, Microsoft, Amazon and other technology companies for lunch at the White House Tuesday, condemning any government oversight or regulation of the technology sector.