Robots

Economist Paul Krugman talks about a new direction in 'the technology universe' that has taken shape over the last decade.

One of the co-creators of Skype thinks we may be in trouble if we don't start planning for a possible real life "Terminator" plot.

Nurseries spend a lot of effort moving potted plants and trees from one place to another. Robots may replace low-paying, seasonal, grueling work.

Some schools are testing out RFID tags as a way to keep track of kids and bring in extra money.

University of Texas finds success in taking over unmanned plane.

Researchers in Japan have developed a robot that's function is to beat humans at "Rock, Paper, Scissors." It does so every single time.

Machines -- they do such a good job cleaning your dishes, but what about running your stock market? In his new book, Dark Pools, Scott Patterson says that technology on Wall Street has left regulators mystified.

The cars are expected to drive better than people, with fewer distractions.

National Robotics Week is in full swing. Plus, a new app says it can let you control your dreams.

Up to 1.5 million credit card numbers for Visa and MasterCard accounts have been stolen from the databases of a company called Global Payments. Plus, understanding evolution through evolving robots.