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Artificial intelligence and robotics are making strides, as seen in Google's acquisition of DeepMind and several other companies. But don't hold your breath for robots that think like people.

Machines have the potential to wipe out 47 percent of the U.S. workforce -- unless small business can help stop them.

The Silicon Valley tech giant has acquired eight robotics companies in the past six months. And it isn't done yet.

Google is reportedly aiming to create technology that can be used to automate existing logistical systems and supply chains.

There's a good chance that at least a few of your followers on Twitter are fake. Here's a look at how you can tell, and how much it costs to buy fake followers.

A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'

As the size of a computer chip approaches zero, computational power will be everywhere and in everything, says Brian David Johnson, the resident futurist at Intel.

A team of biomedical engineers have developed a robotic limb that can be controlled by the wearer's mind.

Even in this early prototype, these robotic blocks can self-assemble into different shapes.

The Monsieur is kind of like a Keurig for alcoholic beverages. But even cooler.

Fed up with traveling for business? Anybot's 'personal avatar' can help.