Technology

Amid widespread “AI slop,” a new state law aims to protect consumers from deceptive ads. But questions remain about what must be disclosed — and who's responsible.

The digital toolkit is meant to help residents get to know each other and prepare their neighborhoods for extreme heat, flooding and more.

Can technology be haunted? We hear about the long history of tech in horror and an AI agent gone rogue.

U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick came off the campaign trail to praise Airco’s role in the “future of American innovation.”

Councilmember Jim Harrity says the tax would help offset lost wage tax revenue and fund a program providing free SEPTA passes to low-income residents.

Polls show an increasing number of American consumers are frustrated with their shopping experiences.

The new stations will increase the number of public chargers in Philadelphia by more than 50%.

Republican U.S. Rep. James Comer said he’s concerned the proposal would protect rich AI investors while locking out competitors.

Pennsylvania joins 26 other states in adopting a statewide, all-day restriction.

Democrats have a chance to control the three branches of government in Pennsylvania. In a tightly contested state Senate race, the battle is focused on data centers.

After months of getting kicked, blocked and criticized, Philadelphia’s autonomous food couriers are expanding their reach.

Sherry Turkle on her new book, Artificial Intimacy: Who We Become When We Talk to Machines.

A new report says ChatGPT for Teens, launched by OpenAI in August, falls short of promises to protect kids who discuss self-harm.

Critics complain that the new law is too restrictive and confusing, and unfairly classifies low-speed e-bikes together with more powerful ones.

More than a joke about a urinal, Duchamp’s museum retrospective traces a shape-shifting artist who defied museums.