Companies looking to make money working with new technology can build a business model on solving just one of the problems above. Then again, if you get ambitious, build your company to solve all ...

In this digital era, technology can solve many problems. But business owners should not stop paying attention to the viral growth that technology might be able to bring to their businesses.

When solutions are everywhere, our standards shift. Are we solving real problems—or just creating new ones to fix?

Technology holds the ability to solve some of society’s problems, but can generate new issues or require measures that people are unwilling to take, said Dennis Bushnell, chief scientist at the ...

The technology isn't quite perfect, but in addition to essays, it can debate, solve math problems, write computer code, answer follow-up questions, and even admit mistakes.

Solving Tech's Ethics Problem Could Start In The Classroom Facebook, Google and other tech giants have been hit with problems they didn't anticipate their software creating. An MIT professor is ...

But Gonick is certain that it’s time to “drive the nonprofit back to its core mission” — using technology to solve problems like those faced by the Cleveland school district. Problems that affect ...

With all the technology on Earth, humans could nearly solve 90% of humanity’s problems. Jordan Fortson, State College, Pa. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on ...

It’s easy for HR practitioners to be drawn to the quick-fix appeal of technology solving our problems, but the reality is more complicated. As countless Silicon Valley reports make clear, there ...

This week’s Business of Giving features Shannon Farley, co-founder and executive director of Fast Forward. The San Francisco nonprofit has a big mission: to help other nonprofits use technology to ...