technology

Your Public Radio's new President and General Manager Craig Swagler and WTMD's Carrie Evans joined WMAR to weigh in on "AI Ashley," the first AI disc jockey.

Plaintiffs claim the organization did not properly secure their personal information.

The breach is linked to a file-sharing software used by many large organizations.

State leaders and industry experts worry about more fatal crashes, like the one that killed six road workers on March 22 on I-695, as traffic reaches levels close to those seen in 2019.

Do lifelong horse bettors believe in following the technology?

The director of Hopkins' Berman Institute of Bioethics discusses how medical tech is impacting the ways we make our babies. An estimated 2% of US-born babies are now conceived in labs, as part of an in-vitro fertilization industry worth more than $23 billion.

Dr. Timnit Gebru, a computer scientist and outspoken tech reformer, joins us to discuss her efforts to ensure that ethical and racial equity considerations guide the development of artificial intelligence.

Today, three perspectives on some recent developments in science and technology that are impacting our lives — for better or worse.

The hugely popular video-sharing network, with known ties to the Chinese government, is spreading falsehoods on a wide array of issues, according to a new report from Newsguard. Author Jack Brewster has details.