Whether through government regulation or industry self-regulation, new frameworks for managing AI's relationship with human ...

James Watt has been called one of the most influential people in history, and his role in improving the steam engine to make it the primary force behind the industrial revolution is beyond dispute ...

Perhaps the city of Glasgow, where Watt invented his engine, affords the best illustration to be found anywhere respecting what steam power has done for some communities.

James Watt’s steam engine had an enormous influence on the Industrial Revolution and the development of the modern world. The popular misconception is that the Scottish engineer, born in 1736 ...

Scottish inventor James Watt was the source for a number of massive innovations in engines, energy, and science as a whole during his lifetime.

James Watt invented horsepower so he could sell his steam engine as the next great thing. Learn more about how it started, and how it's calculated.

James Watt: Britain's head of steam With a major exhibition celebrating the life and work of James Watt, Adam Hart-Davies looks at the engineering genius who made the country rich.

Anyone with an hour or two to spare in London over the next year will be rewarded by a visit to the James Watt exhibition at the Science Museum.[1] As befits an exhibition relating to this genius ...

Phillip Davis of Grafton looks over the 1797 James Watt steam engine on display at the 2011 Cedar Valley Engine Club's 46th annual Threshers Reunion.

James Watt, a scientist, inventor, and visionary, demonstrated unwavering faith in his ventures despite encountering substantial financial, time, and design constraints. His aspiration to create ...