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The total value of all existing cryptocurrencies exceeds $2 trillion, reflecting a surge in interest and investment in digital currencies.
Smart toilets equipped with voice-activated technology and internet connectivity raise questions about privacy and the extent of surveillance in daily life.
A gang of cyber criminals executed a heist that stole US$81 million from the Bangladesh government, laundering the funds through casinos in Manila.
Sydney Harbour faces multiple maritime challenges as a luxury cruise boat sinks, an oil tanker navigates perilously, and maintenance crews search for corrosion at the Opera House.
NASA's Perseverance rover launched from Cape Canaveral on July 30, 2020, on a $2.
Artemis II aims to set a new record as astronauts aboard the Orion spacecraft travel farther from Earth than ever before during a lunar flyby.
Cardiff's Traffic Cops respond to a suspected drink-driver, aided by public reports and CCTV footage, highlighting the role of community and technology in policing.
Cyber warfare has evolved into a state-sponsored conflict involving sophisticated attacks like Stuxnet against Iran and ongoing tensions between the U.S. and China.
Nearly a million objects larger than half an inch are currently orbiting Earth, posing a constant threat to operational satellites and future space missions.
Wind shear at Bear Rock challenges pilots Captain Devan and co-pilot Scott, while engineer Adam Smith faces a broken engine push rod in extreme cold.
In 2016, hackers executed a sophisticated cyberheist that stole $81 million from the Bangladesh Bank by compromising the SWIFT messaging system and the New York Federal Reserve.
In the realm of international espionage, former FBI agent Mike Rogers examines the sale of military software by cybercriminals and its implications for national security.
NASA's Artemis II astronauts are conducting lunar observations while flying around the moon, reaching unprecedented distances from Earth.
In 2019, social media penetration rates in Eastern, Southern, and Southeast Asia ranked as the top three in the world.
Artemis II has significant geopolitical implications, prompting experts like Professor Mike Lockwood to advocate for new international regulations on lunar resource mining.
Jennifer Doudna, co-developer of CRISPR, discusses the ethical implications of gene editing during a live conversation with filmmaker Adam Bolt.
India's scam call centers exploit unsuspecting victims globally, while international scambaiters employ hacking techniques to disrupt their operations.
Anthropic, co-founded by Dario and Daniela Amodei, has rapidly evolved into a $965 billion AI leader, navigating tensions with the Pentagon over military applications.
SpaceX has conducted around 380 launches of the Falcon 9 family of reusable rockets, facing growing competition from companies like Rocket Lab and United Launch Alliance.
In March 2023, over 1,000 technology experts signed an open letter calling for a six-month moratorium on certain AI research due to rising concerns.
NARA's Citizen Archivist Dashboard, demonstrated by Meredith Stewart, showcases a crowdsourcing tool for tagging, transcription, and digitization of records during Social Media Week DC.
The global electric commercial vehicle market was valued at $71.04 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach $145.01 billion by 2031.
China's internet industry is projected to grow by 20% annually over the next decade, prompting concerns about government control and regulation.
Since 9/11, terrorist groups have adapted their strategies to maximize civilian casualties, prompting military units to enhance their capabilities with advanced technology and research.
Dr. Lonnie Johnson, known for inventing the Super Soaker, discusses his advancements in energy technology during a live episode of Building Stuff with NOVA.
Cybersex crime in the UK significantly impacts young individuals, prompting James Blake to explore its effects and the technological measures used to combat it.
Takata Corporation's defective airbags, installed in 100 million vehicles including BMWs and Teslas, have caused over 350 deaths and threaten thousands more.
Ten key developments that will change lives include artificial intelligence, gene therapy, and the arrival of flying cars.
Dr. Rumman Chowdhury, CEO of Humane Intelligence, discusses the ethical implications and accessibility of AI technology in a live conversation with Caitlyn Saxs.
Drones carrying people and goods are now operating in cities like Beijing, Dubai, and Tokyo as the race for autonomous transportation accelerates.
Robots are being developed by scientists and engineers in collaboration with armed forces worldwide to combat terrorism and minimize loss of life in attacks.
Humanity faces job risks from machines as AI takes over various industries rapidly.
The episode highlights Daniel Perry's case in Scotland and the rise of cyber extortion crimes.
Cyber kidnapping has emerged as a global trend, targeting Chinese students like Kai Zhuang and exploiting digital platforms for financial extortion.
Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are on evacuation alert due to worsening air leaks reported in the Russian segment, according to NASA.
The ongoing tech war between the US and China under the Biden administration raises concerns for major companies like TikTok and Huawei, while American firms in China face increasing scrutiny.
Venture capital investment in the US fell to $15 billion a year in 2011, down from $30 billion annually before the economic downturn.
Satellite technology offers innovative solutions to combat modern slavery, revealing hidden practices and aiding organizations in their fight against human trafficking.
A four-part engineering-themed escape room will take place in Boston at the end of October, with applications available during the livestream.
Hacker culture, shaped by the 70s counterculture and highlighted by events like the Arab Spring and revelations from Wikileaks and Edward Snowden, raises critical questions about digital rights and censorship.
Dmitri Gishon, co-founder of Mailroot Group, operates a tech empire in Moscow that controls the three largest Russian social networking sites.
Every minute, millions of emails and purchases on Amazon create extensive digital footprints.
Wikileaks, Edward Snowden, and the NSA highlight the vulnerabilities of online privacy and the evolution of hacker culture rooted in 1970s counterculture.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable for creating addictive platforms that harm children, prompting discussions on social media regulations and parental roles in mental health.
Advanced Symbolics' AI algorithm Polly uses social media data to predict voter behavior, raising concerns about accuracy, privacy, and the implications for democracy.
Clearview AI, a New York-based tech company, aims to compile a database of 100 billion facial images, raising significant privacy and ethical concerns globally.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, prompting Anne-Marie Tomchak to explore the potential impact of automation on the job market through interviews with experts like Martin Ford.
Over the next 5 to 20 years, significant changes in the nature of work will reshape industries from consulting to manufacturing.
