Technology

An analysis of Valley data centers predicts they’ll guzzle eye-popping amounts of water, though one expert is skeptical.

The Arizona Supreme Court’s “AI reporters” are meant to make decisions more accessible, but they strike some as creepy.

Do you cringe when your phone rings? You might live in the Grand Canyon State.

Self-driving Teslas may soon compete with Waymos on Valley roads. One engineer says they’re prone to “catastrophic failure.”

The digital landscape keeps shifting, and we’re committed to meeting our readers where they are.

Arizonans complain about their internet to the Federal Communications Commission – a lot.

Phoenix New Times is involved in an AI cohort to understand how readers feel about AI uses in journalism. We need your help.

The skies of Tolleson soon may be abuzz with the hum of whirring machines carrying cardboard boxes.

The first humanâ??AI designed and 3D-printed hypercars are available for pre-order in Scottsdale, but they will cost you a hefty $2 million.

Arizona’s five area codes all have a spot in the nation’s top 10 for generating spurious robocalls. Here’s why.

It’s like a Tesla, a Ferrari, a Jeep, and an iPhone had a baby in Phoenix.

Elon Musk’s position of power in the technology world and his symbolic leadership in the crypto world means he might have the Midas touch of gold.

Waymo is itching to expand beyond its 50-square-mile boundary of Chandler, Tempe, Mesa, and Gilbert.

The platform suspended at least nine audit-related accounts on Tuesday.

Did an artificially intelligent machine, a faceless corporation, or a local woman kill pedestrian Elaine Herzberg on the streets of Tempe in 2018?

15 months’ worth of reports from Tempe and Chandler include several notable safety-related incidents.

Waymo Suspends All Operations in Arizona Due to COVID-19

Analysis of the video is needed to “closely match what (and when) the person sitting in the driver’s seat of the vehicle would or should have seen.”

“Here is a racist joke. Here is a man having sex with a farm animal. Here is a graphic video of murder recorded by a drug cartel.”

“This rush to be first in the ‘tech boom’ era made Arizona’s roadways unreasonably dangerous.”

“The goal of regulation, of course, is not to drive the scooters out of the city, but to allow us to mitigate the secondary negative effects they cause.”

Arizona cops conducting more research to ID photo-ticket violators