The author, Michael Ramirez, drew a cartoon depicting Hamas's use of human shields for the Washington Post. The Post then erased the cartoon from its website amid an uproar from its own journalists.

But the conference also resurfaced an age-old question about the future of human workers. Read the Full Transcript Notice: Transcripts are machine and human generated and lightly edited for accuracy.

Human + Machine partnerships are becoming even more critical and seeing greater investment and adoption as Covid-19 forces companies to innovate and digitally transform businesses faster to stay ...

The Washington Post took down an editorial cartoon Wednesday that depicted a Hamas leader using civilians as human shields, after the drawing was criticized as racist and dehumanizing toward ...

If AI-enabled weapons systems in human–machine interactions are anthropomorphized, drawing human warfighters physically and psychologically further away from the battlefield, soldiers risk becoming ...