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With security by design essential to ensure IT systems are built to be robust from development, the same approach should be applied to artificial intelligence tools so these can be deployed responsibly and without bias, says Salesforce.com's AI ethics principal architect.

From Apple to Tesla to Amazon to Citigroup, companies are altering their employee handbook. But there's a data privacy issue they need to consider.

It might come as a bit of a surprise, but those things that you stick in your ears regularly could do with the occasional cleaning.

Opinion: The convenience isn't worth the risk.

To come out with something like this, during a week when so many are desperate to travel, is extraordinary.

Amid labor shortages, autonomous trucking is coming to U.S. public roads.

If you're looking for a ruggedized Android smartphone that won't break the bank, this is worth a look.

Many use credit cards to purchase enterprise cloud services. Many now accept PayPal. Some now even accept crypto.

Good hardware needs good software, and TG Pro is a must-have for Mac professionals.

Researchers say that China has 'crossed the line' again with the new online campaign.

Insta360 continues to release advanced cameras for creators to capture and share the world around them. Its latest 360 camera improves low light capability and image quality.

Well, let me put it like this, it's tough, but it could be tougher.

Codenotary's new service enables you to monitor what's running in your Kubernetes-managed container clusters -- vital knowledge for security.

WD-40 is your friend, but not that kind of WD-40.

Got a tech question? Ed Bott and ZDNet's squad of editors and experts probably have the answer.

Linux creator Linus Torvalds said that while he won't make any promises, he'd like to see Rust merging into the Linux kernel with the next release.

The action is part of Anatel's initiatives to tackle the sale of irregular goods in marketplaces.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 was the lone leader in running Google's latest version of Wear OS, but we now have a new option available in the Montblanc Summit 3. This luxury model is powered by the latest from Google and Qualcomm.

If an AI like Alexa really can convert less than a minute of recorded voice into real-time speech, it opens the door to dystopian gaslighting at a whole new level. It's frightening, creepy, and disturbing.

Is there anything tech companies can learn from little restaurants? Perhaps.