Technology

Artificial intelligence can help clinicians develop personalized treatment options for people with movement-related disabilities.

Therapists say investor-backed counseling giants monopolize search results and pressure them to take high caseloads at low pay.

The generative AI-powered chatbot uses information from Montgomery County’s voter services website to answer basic election questions.

Some Philly spaces are celebrating an “analog” experience – or those that are centered around physical media. We talked to a few.

How can we ensure AI works for us, not against us. We debate ideas for averting doomsday, holding tech companies accountable, and protecting kids in the classrooms.

Legal scholars question who would be liable for an artificial intelligence agent’s bad behavior under the state’s proposal.

President Trump welcomes China's President Xi Jinping this week. We talk about the two leaders and the issues on the agenda -- the AI race, tariffs, the Iran war and more.

Link Logistics is testing the waters for a data center that would sit around 100 feet from homes in Trainer, Pennsylvania.

Vineland residents have pushed back against the data center, citing noise and air pollution.

Residents protested outside City Hall this week, and Mayor Parker has set up a task force to report on the pros and cons of hyperscale data centers by June.

How Big Tech pushed into classrooms, the growing presence of AI chatbots in education and the resistance building among parents, teachers and some students.

Does AI pose an existential threat to humanity? Concern is growing, even among the CEOs of OpenAI and Anthropic. But are the fears overblown? And are safeguards feasible?

A report predicts electricity demand on the regional grid will nearly double by 2040, due almost entirely to data centers.

The “No Data Centers in Philly” campaign will hold a press conference and rally at City Hall at noon on Monday.

Assemblyman Brian Bergen says the measure is needed to stop lawmakers from playing games and gambling on their phones during voting sessions.