Artificial intelligence can answer almost anything, but researchers warn it could turn and start doing harm. Researchers are trying to predict the tipping point. Neil Johnson, a professor of physics and data science at George Washington University, has been studying that tipping point.
As federal safety officials investigate a deadly cargo jet crash, we look at technology designed to save lives. Reporter: Joce Sterman, Video: Scotty Smith
A mother’s fight for water product safety changes a decade after losing her son. Plus, “learn to swim” – that’s what one floatie label promised. But critics are concerned some devices actually may teach a false sense of safety.
Under the new law, TSA will be required to consult with nationally recognized maternal health organizations to establish standardized and hygienic screening guidelines for breast milk, baby formula and related accessories.