Struggling chipmaker Intel has hired former board member and semiconductor industry veteran Lip-Bu Tan as the latest in a succession of CEOs to attempt to turn around the company that helped define Silicon Valley

The World Video Game Hall of Fame has revealed its 12 finalists for 2025

Teaching machines in the way that animal trainers mold the behavior of dogs or horses has been an important method for developing artificial intelligence and one that was recognized Wednesday with the top computer science award

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian has joined billionaire Frank McCourt’s bid to acquire TikTok as a strategic adviser

A federal judge has denied Elon Musk’s request for a court order blocking OpenAI from converting itself to a for-profit company

Uber and Waymo currently operate together in Phoenix.

The Secret Service, New York attorney general's office and Queens district attorney recently uncovered one of these schemes targeting New Yorkers, but the trend is on the rise around the country.

ABC News medical correspondent Dr. Darien Sutton answers your health questions and shares tips for improving tech posture.

Internet-connected cameras made in China are giving the Chinese government the ability to "conduct espionage or disrupt US critical infrastructure," according to the DHS.

ABC News’ Linsey Davis speaks to the CEO of Feroot Security, Ivan Tsarynny, on his team's discovery Deepseek code can send user data to the Chinese government.

DeepSeek coding has the capability to transfer users' data directly to the Chinese government

The emergence of DeepSeek has sent some tech stocks tumbling.

DeepSeek chatbot tops Apple's app-store charts.

For people 18 and older, a REAL ID will be required to travel on a plane beginning May 7, 2025.

AI was intended to save patients cost in health care. However, experts say it's costlier than expected because humans need to help monitor it.

Experts are warning of data harvesting from air fryers. ABC News' Adam Dymburt reports.

A pediatrician has shared tips on how to spend quality time during the holidays and limiting the use of phones.

Ishani Singh created Girls Rule AI after attending a computer science competition where she was the only girl.

Nima Momeni stood accused of killing Lee in April 2023.

The ban is set to go into effect next month unless TikTok finds a new owner.

U.S. officials say the Chinese have hacked their way into the SMS system and may be able to see messages when texting between an iPhone and an Android device.

Genetic counselor Dena Goldberg discusses what 23andMe's business troubles could mean for millions of users' genetic data.

After successful testing American Airlines is rolling out new technology to crack down on passengers boarding with the wrong group ahead of the Thanksgiving travel rush.

Parents will now be able to monitor kids' activity remotely, on their own device.

ABC News’ Diane Macedo highlights a feature you’ve probably been ignoring for years.

The nation's chief counterintelligence officer, Mike Casey, is warning of a "large uptick" in foreign spies trying to secretly infiltrate U.S. tech companies.

The man, who is CPR trained, said he is grateful he could help his neighbors.

An Illinois man saved his neighbor's choking child in a moment that was captured Saturday in doorbell camera footage.

The Defense Department and the FBI are investigating what could be a significant intelligence breach about Israel's plans to strike Iran.

April Kerner was diagnosed with ALS in 2022 and soon lost her voice completely. Now, using an AI tool that sounds like her original voice, she can communicate again.

Shari Franke says her "end goal" is to "ban family vlogging."

The changes are set to take effect in April 2025. Companies that don’t comply could face civil penalties, according to the agency.

A "severe" solar storm has made the northern lights visible in the U.S. farther south than usual while also posing the potential to disrupt modern technology.

ABC News sat down with Marietje Schaake to discuss Big Tech's influence on politics and government's responsibility in keeping these companies from harming society.

Instagram users are sharing copy-and-paste text in their stories related to AI.

Scientists in Japan have made a robot face covered in living skin that can smile in a demonstration of a new technique that could pave the way for lifelike robots.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said GPS and cameras could pose a "serious risk."

Accounts designed for teens bolster protections and add limits, company said.

Crypto investment scam losses rose from $3 billion in 2022 to $4.5 billion in 2023, the FBI said.

More school districts across the U.S. are implementing student cellphone bans.

They’re the biggest players on the transportation landscape: tankers, flatbeds, big rigs and box trucks. But even the century-old trucking industry is facing changes.

The Russian tech CEO is among the wealthiest people in the world, with an estimated net worth of $15.5 billion, according to Forbes.

Telegram CEO Pavel Durov is being held in custody after being arrested at an airport near Paris over the weekend.

This year alone, California has battled over 5,500 wildfires, according to Cal Fire.

“Would-be thieves certainly want to scout their locations," an expert said about why some people are blurring their homes on Google maps.

New York AG Letitia James is asking nearly a dozen tech companies to protect voters from election-related misinformation, according to a letter obtained by ABC News.

A new Instagram filter will allow Jackson Hole, Wyoming, visitors to interact with nature while keeping a safe distance from wildlife.

After several of its brightest stars declared support for former President Donald Trump, Silicon Valley has now come out in force for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Mark, 64, from Pennsylvania, who has ALS, has become the first patient in the world to use an Apple Vision Pro to help him communicate.

The Senate passed bipartisan legislation to protect the privacy and security of children under 17. Sen. Amy Klobuchar talks about why it took over 20 years to pass such legislation.