Armed police handcuffed and searched a student at a high school in Baltimore County, Maryland, this week after an AI-driven security system flagged the teen’s empty bag of chips as a possible firearm.

An AI-powered gun detection system hooked up to a Baltimore County high school’s cameras mistook a bag of Doritos chips as a weapon — and called the cops on a 16-year-old student. As local news ...

In a series of firsts, the creative images mark the first time Malkovich has worked with Anderson and the first campaign of the new era of JW Anderson since the brand relaunched earlier this year. By ...

Warner Bros. Discovery is smack in the eye of the latest media M&A maelstrom — and staffers are bracing for the possibility that they’ll get a new corporate overlord in the near future. The leading ...

A New Yorker dubbed “polka dot dress woman” by the internet has gone viral after footage captured her flipping double birds at a law enforcement Humvee and tussling with agents Tuesday when an ICE ...

Baltimore’s Kenwood High School faces outrage after a false AI alert led to a dangerous encounter for 16-year-old Taki Allen. AI, or Artificial Intelligence, has slowly cemented its place in society ...

Further evidence that artificial intelligence is not all that intelligent has been provided by an unfortunate incident in Baltimore, where, thanks to an AI-guided security system, local police nearly ...

This year’s Halloween candy sales suggest that Americans are feeling divided, strapped and in need of a (mild) surprise or two. By Kim Severson Kim Severson has been writing about food trends for 25 ...