Chinese hackers want to 'wreak havoc' on US infrastructure, FBI director warns

FBI Director Chris Wray is appearing before a House Select Committee focused on China and is preparing to tell lawmakers that Chinese government hackers are targeting critical infrastructure in the U.S., including water treatment plants and transportation systems.

Man who killed police lieutenant dies in prison; deadly police shooting in Peoria | Nightly Roundup

From the death of a man who was found guilty of killing a Gilbert Police lieutenant a over a decade ago to a deadly police shooting in the West Valley, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Deepfake: What is it, and why is it so dangerous?

Deepfake has been a topic of discussion in recent weeks, especially following incidents that involved well-known Americans. Here's what to know about deepfakes, and the various dangers it can pose to society.

Layoff list: Major tech companies that have cut jobs so far in 2024

More than 20,000 jobs have already been shed in the tech industry just three weeks into the new year, according to one layoff tracking site.

Taylor Swift AI-generated explicit photos spark outrage

Sexually explicit and abusive fake images of Taylor Swift began circulating widely this week on the social media platform X.

Is 'smartphone pinky' real? Doctors weigh in

The indent on your pinky is real, doctors say, but “smartphone pinky" is not.

Creators of AI-generated George Carlin special sued by comedian’s estate

George Carlin’s estate alleges in a lawsuit that the creators of the AI-generated comedy special used the legendary comedian’s likeness and voice on its YouTube channel.

AI: Colleges split on its use in classroom
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is charging the landscape for colleges and universities. For students, it could mean more help on assignment and tests, and now, top educations are doing their best to adapt. Reporter Sunny Tsai has more.

Apple opening iPhones to other app stores, but only in Europe

Apple will allow some iPhone users to access separate, non-Apple app stores, the company announced Thursday in response to European regulations meant to give consumers more choices.

'Crash detection' iPhone feature saves veteran's life during Gilbert crash

The iPhone's "crash detection" feature seemingly saved the life of a recently retired Air Force veteran after he got into a crash in a Gilbert intersection while riding his motorcycle.

Lucid Motors, Arizona-based EV company, announces facility expansion, SUV

Lucid Motors, an Arizona-based EV company, announced a major facility expansion in Casa Grande and an SUV it describes as "the most advanced electric SUV in the world that's ever been."

High school newspaper sparks police investigation into Instagram sextortion scheme targeting students

A Colorado high school newspaper uncovered a revenge porn scheme involving multiple Instagram accounts that have been asking students for money to view or remove explicit photos of them.

EVs: ADOT seeking bids for charging stations
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The Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking bids from private companies to building and upgrade electric vehicle charging stations along interstate highways within Arizona. The agency aims to have 21 new charging stations operating by the end of 2025.

AI tech being used to spot counterfeit drugs
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Counterfeit drugs are killing Americans, and some companies are turning to artificial intelligence technology for help. Reporter Jake Karalexis has more.

AI-generated robocall impersonates Biden, tells New Hampshire Democrats not to vote Tuesday

The New Hampshire attorney general’s office says it is investigating reports of an apparent robocall that used artificial intelligence to mimic President Joe Biden’s voice and discourage voters in the state from participating in Tuesday’s primary election.