Artificial Intelligence

For the first time since their high-stakes meeting in November, President Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping are checking in, speaking on the phone on Tuesday.

The National World War II Museum in New Orleans is using artificial intelligence to connect the past and present.

As Artificial Intelligence expands and budgets shrink, more people are turning to apps to create professional headshots. Fox 32's Anthony Ponce took a few selfies to see what his AI generated headshots would look like.

AI technology is getting more popular in everyday life but there are so many uses for it that haven't become popular yet. One of those uses is for college applications.

This could be a little concerning for some. A growing number of employers are using AI to snoop on their staff.

If the idea of getting a call from someone killed in a mass shooting makes you uncomfortable, families across the U.S. say that's the point. Artificial intelligence is now restoring the voices of people lost to gun violence. Ted Lindner explains how the technology is targeting certain politicians.

Instacart's AI-powered smart cart is rolling out at select grocery stores.

Illinois is taking part in a first of its kind mental health initiative. Gov. J.B. Pritkzer announced the creation of BEACON on Monday.

Scammers are using artificial intelligence to trick people into giving out sensitive, personal information. One thing people can do to protect themselves from scammers is enable multi-factor authentication on any financial accounts.

Artificial Intelligence is quickly becoming a big part of the health care industry. Lauren Simonetti has a look at how AI is being used to detect medical issues and conditions, such as seizures and cancer.

One of the biggest names in artificial intelligence has been dumped from OpenAI, and Microsoft wasted no time scooping him up.

Scammers are using artificial intelligence to target people.

AI could next go mainstream in the health care industry, focusing on streamlining what many doctors say is the most time consuming part of their job: electronic medical records.

Getting a check up could be as easy as snapping a picture using a new AI-powered app. Dr. Renee Dua created the app to make health care more accessible.

After more than 115 days on-strike the actors union is getting closer to reaching a deal with Hollywood studios, but a so-called "zombie-clause" is holding things up.