Mithil Aggarwal

China dominates the global electric vehicle industry, sending legacy automakers in Europe into survival mode in what U.S. companies say is a lesson for Washington.

While U.S. tech leaders warn AI could destroy humanity, Chinese workers have a much more immediate fear: mass layoffs.

OpenAI has disclosed six new incidents of “unexpected or concerning” behavior by its artificial intelligence models.

The announcement late Wednesday follows mounting public calls to slow the pace of the technology’s development, with U.S. tech bosses voicing grave safety concerns.

Foremost among the threats for Beijing is the risk to the ruling Communist Party, which worries the technology could be weaponized against it.

Urgent calls for a slowdown in the development of artificial intelligence may cite a grave threat to humanity, but China says the warnings are instead aimed at slowing its progress as America’s rival superpower.

The reclusive, nuclear-armed state opened its first road link with Russia and appears to be putting finishing touches on a bridge with China.

The price of oil breached the $100 threshold as new flare-ups between the U.S. and Iran stoked fresh concern for global energy markets.

U.S. service members told NBC News just how much the port call meant to them after what they described as an extraordinarily tough deployment.

Days of leave in Pattaya are a welcome break this week for the thousands of U.S. sailors and Marines after a record-long deployment. It’s also welcome for many locals, battered by the economic impact of the Iran war.

5,000 sailors and Marines from the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier are in Pattaya, Thailand, on their first break after a record-long deployment mostly spent supporting the Iran war.