Hiawatha Bray is a Technology Reporter at the Boston Globe. He covers a diverse range of topics, including healthcare technology, energy, automotive, and artificial intelligence, with a focus on how these areas intersect with daily life and innovation. Hiawatha's work has been featured in The Boston Globe and Parks Associates.
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By: Hiawatha Bray
Latest legal setback for Internet giants. The state's highest court on Friday said that social media titan Meta can be sued by the commonwealth
Newest machine from Locus can pick items and restock shelves If you work in a warehouse preparing items for shipment, a new machine from Wilmington's Locus Robotics may be gunning for your job.
If AI nukes our jobs, Greater Boston will be at the center of it, a new study says.
New research warns our region is among the most vulnerable
Local and federal agencies prepare to guard the skies during the games For most of us, the thousands who'll visit Boston this summer for the World Cup are just tourists.
AI is expensive. Consumers must eventually pay the price. Remember when you could stream commercial-free movies on Netflix for $7.99 a month?
By: Hiawatha Bray
Robinson Unmanned and Greensight gear up to meet massive military demand The wars of the future are being waged right now, in Ukraine and Iran, where drones are doing much of the fighting.
By: Hiawatha Bray
L OWELL — The Markley Group data center looms over Jake Fortes's backyard like a nosy neighbor. Back in the day, a spaghetti factory stood here.
MIT researchers create an interactive view Want to know if your job is at risk of being taken over by artificial intelligence?
Maybe I've been too hard on you guys. Every now and then, I write a story about how little privacy we have, thanks to the computers on our desks and the phones in our pockets.
