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Microsoft Pledges $500 Million for Affordable Housing in Seattle Area

Robotic Milkers and an Automated Greenhouse: Inside a High-Tech Small Farm

2020 Conference on Technology, Knowledge, and Society Announced

Your Future Smartphone Could Fix Its Broken Screen By Pulling Carbon From The Air

Anna Meroni to Speak at the 2019 Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society

AMD Announces New Ryzen Threadripper CPUs With Up to 32 Cores

Can We Make Non-Racist Face Recognition?

Schools Can Now Get Facial Recognition Tech for Free. Should They?

Ronda Zelezny-Green to Speak at the 2019 Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society

Challenges of Parental Responsibility in the Digital Age: A Global Perspective

Laura Forlano to Speak at the 2019 Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society

Tesla Issues its Largest Recall Ever Voluntarily Over Faulty Model S Steering

2019 Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society Announced

Unsecured At Any Speed: The Cyber Risks Of The Connected Car

A Bloody Decade of the iPhone

Charting the Future of Academic Publishing in the Digital Age

As Artificial Intelligence Advances, What Are Its Religious Implications?

Meet the Two Tech Guys Transforming the Knowledge Economy

10 Museums in 10 Days? A Chinese Start-Up (Virtually) Gives Children a Tour

Tech has the Tools to Fight Hate. It Just Needs to Use Them

Universal Design for Learning: Access for All

An Oasis of Horror in an Internet of Boredom

As Uber Starts Tackling Sexual Harassment in its Ranks, We Ask, What is Silicon Valley's Problem with Women?

Nigel Jacob Joins the Technology, Knowledge and Society Advisory Board

2018 Conference on Technology, Knowledge & Society Announced

What Innovation and Technological Disruption Really Means for Africa

How Technology Created a Global Village — And Put Us at Each Other’s Throats

Event Horizon Snapshot Due in 2017

Tech Firms Striving for Diversity Fixate on the Wrong Metric

How the Pioneers of the MOOC Got It Wrong

Why Literature is the Ultimate Big-Data Challenge

Citizens of the Cognisphere

The Next Big Blue-Collar Job is Coding

The Soviet Web: The Tale of How the USSR Almost Invented the Internet

The ‘Computerless’ Computer Lab

Separating Fact From Fiction in Russia’s ‘Information Wars’