Georgia cops accused of misusing license plate readers for personal tracking

More Georgia officers are accused of misusing license plate databases to track partners, family, and acquaintances, sparking new concerns about privacy oversight.

• Jul 20

Piedmont Atlanta expands Gamma Knife treatment for brain tumors

Piedmont Atlanta Hospital says its advanced Gamma Knife radiosurgery technology offers a non-invasive treatment option for brain tumors, vascular abnormalities and other neurological disorders.

• Jul 20

Internal audits expose more Georgia officers in Flock camera misuse

A former DeKalb sheriff's sergeant is accused of misusing Flock license plate readers, the latest arrest in Georgia surveillance tech abuse investigations.

• Jul 19

Mercedes-Benz invests $34 million in new Atlanta technology center

Mercedes-Benz on Wednesday officially opened its new Atlanta technology center. It's a $34 million investment that company leaders say will bring hundreds of jobs and consolidate several research and development operations under one roof.

• Jul 10

How much water does AI really use?

The heaviest demand on America's water supply isn't data centers or AI. It's from everyday uses such as growing food, watering lawns and flushing toilets.

• Jun 25

Free Wi-Fi now available at Centennial Olympic Park, City Hall and AUC

Staying connected in some of Atlanta's busiest public spaces just got a little easier.

• Jun 23

DeKalb County extends data center moratorium through September

DeKalb County commissioners have approved a 100-day extension of a moratorium on new data center applications, keeping the pause in place through the end of September.

• Jun 10

MARTA launches app with real-time tracking, safety upgrades for riders

MARTA's new app adds live tracking, incident reporting, and multilingual support as riders seek better safety and reliability before the FIFA World Cup crowds.

• Jun 9

How a high-tech wall is helping elephants thrive at Zoo Atlanta

Georgia Tech researchers are bringing cutting-edge technology to Zoo Atlanta, creating interactive audio walls that stimulate elephants' brilliant minds.

• Jun 9

Can hackers pull your fingerprints from photos online? Experts explain.

Claims have circulated on social media that fingerprints can be pulled from photos featuring peace signs, but experts say the risk to the average person is low.

• Jun 1

Residents say proposed Georgia data center could damage wells, wildlife and home values

A group of Coweta County residents is taking their own county to court, fighting to stop a massive data center campus on nearly 830 acres of rural conservation land.

• May 7

Georgia Tech students race to modify Cadillac Lyriq for national EcoCAR challenge

Inside a Georgia Tech garage, a group of students is doing more than studying engineering; they're building what the future of driving could look like.

• May 4

Elon Musk tells court he was a "fool" for funding OpenAI

Elon Musk alleges that OpenAI reneged on a promise to operate as a nonprofit dedicated to human progress.

• Apr 29

Meta to cut 8,000 jobs as it charges into AI

Meta plans to lay off roughly 10% of its workforce as the technology giant steps up its spending on artificial intelligence.

• Apr 23

Tim Cook to step down as Apple CEO, with John Ternus tapped as successor

Apple CEO Tim Cook will step down in August and become executive chairman of Apple's board.

• Apr 21

Dunwoody approves Flock surveillance expansion despite resident backlash over privacy, security concerns

Dunwoody City Council unanimously backed a new agreement, 911 system, and drone expansion as residents raise allegations of misuse and oversight gaps.

• Apr 15

AI in Georgia courts sparks concern after prosecutor cites fake cases

As artificial intelligence quietly makes its way into courtrooms nationwide, a Georgia case involving fabricated legal citations highlights the risks — and the stakes — for justice.

• Apr 7

Marietta student designs AI software to streamline employee scheduling

After a sports injury left Pope High School senior Noah Marbach with free time, he turned to artificial intelligence to help solve a common headache in a lot of shift-based workplaces.

• Apr 2

In Atlanta, a new exhibit traces Apple's 50-year rise from startup to tech giant

Apple turns 50 on April 1, and if you have ever owned an iPod, Mac, or iPhone, there's a good chance it's inside a new exhibit opening on Apple's birthday.

• Apr 1

Delta, Amazon team up for faster in-flight Wi-Fi via satellites

Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines says a new partnership with Amazon will deliver faster, low-latency internet and expanded digital experiences for passengers starting in 2028.

• Mar 31

Georgia lawmakers consider collecting DNA from immigrants charged with minor crimes

A proposal in Georgia could allow DNA to be collected from immigrants taken into custody for minor offenses.

• Mar 31

Georgia bill may restrict public access to police body cam, mugshots

SB 482 passed at the Capitol, raising concerns from advocates and families about accountability, access, and public trust in law enforcement.

• Mar 29

Atlanta youth athletes learn life beyond sports at "Power Shift" career event

Atlanta youth athletes are learning how to turn discipline, teamwork, and leadership into careers beyond sports through a new mentorship event led by former NFL players and tech leaders.

• Mar 29

Georgia Power, Alabama Power receive record federal energy loan

Federal energy officials say they will loan a record $26.5 billion federal loan to Georgia Power and Alabama Power to expand electricity supply.

• Feb 26

Georgia "bell-to-bell" student cellphone ban headed to Senate

House Bill 1009 would restrict student access to personal electronic devices during the school day, expanding Georgia's classroom cellphone limits through 12th grade.

• Feb 24

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