robots

Like it or hate, Artificial intelligence, or AI, is really just getting cranked up. What does this mean when it comes to our jobs? Well...

My 80s inner child is screaming in joyous jubilation.

The University of Louisiana is gearing up to offer something pretty unique to students on campus who are looking for a bite to eat but don't want to stop studying.

The decision by San Francisco's board of supervisors is certainly turning a lot of heads.

Didn't we hear that robots would take over the world one day? Seems like we've heard that before. If science has anything to do with it, not only will they take over the world, they will look like us when they do.

Make no mistake, this will be the baddest bot on the water. No word on if it can pull a skier.

Boston Dynamics has been a leader in developing robots, and their latest "performance" made me do a double-take

For me, the worrying part is this: What happens when this tech is perfected and 3.5 million people are out of a job?

The automated machines can combine up to two dozen ingredients into a salad in less than nine seconds.

Oxford Economics has released a new report that puts Louisiana and Oregon on top of the list of states that are likely to lose jobs to robots.

Two teams from a Lafayette high school earned accolades in a recent underwater robotics competition in Alabama.

The high tech sex industry is grounded by the low tech world of municipal bureaucracy.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if a couple of crawfish fought a robot? Probably not, but if you ever have, today is your lucky day!

Never again will you have to remind people to put their chairs back under the desk. With the clap of your hand these robot chairs return to base. Then they probably plot together on how they will overthrow the human race.

No word yet as to when they'll get laser beams attached to their heads.