Music shows how well humans and machines can work together. An AI application makes suggestions for the next line of a song. But humans still have creative control.

Arzu Geybulla is an Azerbaijani journalist who’s had to fight against online hate. Now she helps other women defend themselves against online abuse. But there’s no one right way to do it.

Women are supporting each other in the fight against online trolls. The worldwide #metoo movement has also been a major catalyst in making the issues that women in the Arab world face more visible.

DW reporter Mania Chaudbary has frequently been the target of insults and hate speech online. Online trolls often try to silence women like her from speaking out politically or as a journalist.

It’s predicted that 1 out of every 10 vehicles on the road will be autonomous by 2030. But how safe are self-driving cars? Does AI actually drive more safely than humans? Three experts answer these questions.

Dealing with pedestrians and cyclists is a major challenge for self-driving cars. The artificial intelligence in the vehicles must learn how to predict individuals' behavior, which is different in each culture.

Thanks to smartphones, everything from shopping to searching for partners can happen in real time online. How uncomfortable is it to go a full day without these do-it-all mobile devices?

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act could be seen as the legal foundation that today’s Internet rests upon. But that might soon change. What impact would it have if platforms were regulated for user content?

Conservative users are increasingly jumping ship from major social networks like Facebook and Twitter, and heading for platforms like Parler, Gab and MeWe. Many feel their right to freedom of speech is under threat.

"Qoobo" is a fluffly pillow that responds to touch, and whose tail can move in 40 different ways. It's a signature toy from the Tokyo company Yukai Engineering and aims to cheer people up.