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Evergrande, once the world's most indebted developer, amassed $300 billion in debt, reflecting the precarious state of China's real estate market.
Artificial intelligence's potential to operate independently raises critical questions about governance and human-AI interaction, as discussed by experts from Stanford University and MIT.
The panel discusses the internet's impact on addiction and cognitive function.
60% of women and 80% of men aged 18 to 24 have used Tinder, according to Sean Rad, the app's founder and CEO.
Extremist groups have adapted to the digital age, utilizing the internet for propaganda and recruitment, while security forces leverage technology to combat terrorism.
In Malaysia, digital social tools are increasingly utilized as political weapons by cyber armies, raising concerns about their impact on society.
Two hundred companies have begun to provide competitive services in the UK as part of the open banking initiative, which requires banks to share client data.
AlphaBay, the largest dark web marketplace, facilitated over US$800,000 in daily transactions for illegal goods before its shutdown by multinational law enforcement.
Social media's impact on young Australians is examined, highlighting the risks and opportunities of 'liking', commenting, and endless scrolling.
In Accra, Ghana, thousands of people work on the Agbogbloshie electronic waste dump, facing pollution and danger while scavenging valuable metals from discarded electronics.
A massive truck fire on the M1 disrupts traffic as heavy recovery crews work to clear wreckage and manage the chaos of burning cargo and live traffic.
The Fukushima nuclear disaster has intensified the debate over nuclear energy safety in France, prompting the European Commission to mandate "Stress Tests" for power plants amid rising incidents linked to subcontracting.
Ukraine's ongoing conflict illustrates the rise of cyber warfare, highlighting tactics such as state-sponsored hacking, misinformation campaigns, and digital sabotage.
Mass surveillance practices by governments and corporations are examined, highlighting the implications of algorithms on privacy and civil liberties.
Ade Adepitan provides a comprehensive guide to the cryptocurrency market, examining its risks, trends, and potential scams amid its growing popularity.
Data collected by smartphone apps is sold in a global marketplace, revealing a lucrative and unregulated system that infringes on user privacy.
Governments in Libya, Syria, and Bahrain utilize advanced electronic warfare equipment from French companies to monitor and suppress dissent among their citizens.
China's advancements in science, including breakthroughs in neutrino detection and sustainable farming, position the nation as a leader in shaping global future technologies.
Algorithms and surveillance technologies are examined for their roles in social control and the economic implications for privacy and civil liberties.
On April 12, 2024, Dr. Colleen Shogan led a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new digitization center at the National Archives in College Park, enhancing access to archival records.
The Russia-Ukraine war has accelerated the development and deployment of autonomous weapons, raising concerns about an AI arms race and the potential loss of human control over warfare.
Data protection activists challenge tech giants like Google, Facebook, and Amazon over privacy issues, highlighting the implications of US surveillance programs like PRISM.
2800 previously unreleased JFK assassination records are announced during a forum discussing the ethical responsibilities of data collection by corporations and governments.
Agbogbloshie, Ghana, serves as a toxic dumping ground for global e-waste, where scavengers face hazardous conditions while providing essential recycling services.
In Japan, a hospital falls victim to a ransomware attack by the LockBit Group, highlighting the vulnerabilities in digital infrastructure and the impact on healthcare.
A panel discussion features prominent women in technology, including Grace Hopper and Katherine Johnson, addressing the evolution of women's roles in the field.
Consumers can order their own personal air and land vehicle, the PAL V1, for half a million dollars, merging aspects of a car and helicopter.
A secure call from the Pentagon was intercepted, revealing details about General MacArthur's visit to Achorstan and the type of cell phone he would use.
AOL had 35 million subscribers in 1998, a stark drop to 4 million today, reflecting major changes in the tech industry.
The weaponization of space has become a reality, with the U.S. Air Force Space Command and various nations vying for strategic advantage in orbit.
Loli Candy, a child pornography group with 7,000 members, operated on Facebook and WhatsApp, evading law enforcement efforts against cybercrime.
In the metaverse of Roblox, amateur investigators Alex, Janae, and Katie expose the alarming presence of predators and extremist groups targeting young users.
Hacker culture, rooted in 1970s counterculture ideals of personal freedom and decentralization, has evolved into a complex force impacting online privacy and security.
A ransomware attack on a rural hospital in Japan forces staff to halt surgeries and revert to a paper-based system while deciding whether to pay a ransom.
Australia's largest hydro power station, located in Tasmania, is executing a critical valve replacement to ensure operational efficiency and safety.
Pioneers of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency envision a future shaped by virtual realities and digital economies, raising questions about societal impacts.
In the volatile landscape of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin's soaring value ignites a frenzy of speculation and investment, raising questions about its future potential.
Blockchain technology, emerging from bitcoin, has the potential to radically transform various sectors, including governance and work practices.
At the Gilmour Space Technologies test facility on the Gold Coast, engineers prepare for the second test of their new hybrid rocket engine.
At Murray 1, Snowy Hydro's second largest power station, engineers are reassembling a massive power turbine after discovering extensive cracking in the top cover.
In Central Queensland, army mechanics from the 2nd/14th Light Horse Regiment have two hours to overhaul a tank with a suspected jet turbine engine issue.
In Taiwan, nations engage in covert cyber warfare, targeting infrastructure and information systems while experts discuss strategies to enhance cybersecurity.
76 billion dollars is spent annually by the government on technology, prompting discussions on improving citizen engagement through Web 2.0 tools.
Cyberspace serves as a hidden battlefield where nations, including technologically advanced countries like Singapore, face cybersecurity threats and challenges.
A crane collapse in Manhattan during winter construction resulted in one fatality and extensive damage to gas pipelines, highlighting significant engineering errors.
A 13-story condo collapses during a demolition in Miami, resulting in a worker's death.
Venice's flood defence project faces critical design flaws and delays, risking the city's future.
A massive sinkhole in Germany swallows a building, raising questions about engineering mistakes.
