The city claims creating a “first of its kind” plan to develop a framework for NYC agencies to evaluate artificial intelligence tools.

A new program gives city agencies, private companies and academic institutions a chance to pilot technologies that solve urban challenges.

The NYPD said it will respond to complaints about large, backyard parties over Labor Day weekend with surveillance drones.

On the Priorities podcast, New York City Chief Analytics Officer Martha Norrick highlights the city’s 10,000th open data help desk request.

Results of the tech idea challenges will be used by NYC transit agencies to determine which companies are awarded yearlong pilot programs.

Mayor Eric Adams announced that free broadband and basic cable will be made available at 17 additional public housing developments.

Seven undisclosed NYC subway stations are equipped with special "computer technology" to detect fare evasion, according to a new report.

Data on 45,000 students, including some Social Security numbers, was exposed in the global breach of the MOVEit file-transfer software.

A text-to-911 service New York City launched in June 2020 has been helped emergency officials respond to more than 100,000 unique incidents.

City council members accused the chief privacy officer of providing false information during a hearing about how the city uses biometric data.