Technology

A team of researchers from Northern Arizona University are using drones to scan and map a section of Wupatki National Monument north of Flagstaff.

Phoenix Sky Harbor is now offering a driverless shuttle bus called Ohmio to transport passengers from the East Economy parking lot to the Sky Train Station.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing TikTok, arguing the company has deceptively designed its platform to hook young people while misleading the public about risks of social media addiction.

TSMC has invested a record-setting $265 billion in Arizona as it continues to expand its massive semiconductor plant here. But now, Gov. Katie Hobbs is getting warnings from China about developing political ties with Taiwan.

Open AI, the company behind ChatGPT, said it canceled the planned release of its new AI model over safety concerns. Artificial intelligence and its uses have grown exponentially recently, and that includes in scams.

What exactly is a doctor? Artificial intelligence can already diagnose illness, recommend treatments and even generate prescriptions. So, if a machine can practice medicine, should it be allowed to hold a medical license? Dr. Joseph Sirven answers the question.

The department’s first e-bike teams were deployed last month to enable rescue teams to get to rural areas with rugged terrain more quickly. The e-bikes can carry medical supplies and rescue equipment to allow firefighters to provide necessary care and manage rescue operations while waiting for additional crews.

Honeywell Aerospace and the Phoenix Aviation department are collaborating on testing new technology to prevent collisions between aircraft and ground vehicles. The first-of-its-kind surface alert technology warns of an imminent collision before it happens.

Albuquerque, New Mexico, tried a few other things to try to get drivers to obey the speed limit, but they didn't really work. So now officials are incentivizing drivers with time.

Data centers can no longer build within in industrial areas in the city without a public hearing. One data center will go through the new public process tonight.