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Elle Reeve investigates China's rise in facial recognition technology and its societal impact.
E.U. officials mandate Facebook to manage violent content more responsibly this morning.
Cyber security hacks are in the news, showing a rising demand for skilled professionals.
Heidelberg University has collaborated with Chinese physicist Pan Jian-Wei on quantum research for two decades, raising concerns about academic freedom and national security.
In the past decade, Bangalore's suicide rate has risen by 40%, prompting some media to label it the capital of suicide rather than India's Silicon Valley.
The US-Israel conflict with Iran has escalated to include targeted strikes on commercial data centers in the UAE, Bahrain, and Iran, raising concerns about their vulnerability.
Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI for alleged trade secret theft highlights the challenges of regulating competition in the US tech industry.
Next-generation smart glasses, resembling ordinary eyewear, raise significant privacy concerns as civil rights organizations warn about filming without consent and data harvesting.
A discarded notebook and serial numbers on stolen cash notes lead to the arrest of a dangerous gang involved in high-stakes money crime in the capital.
Silicon Valley giants like Palantir, Anduril, and Google are increasingly becoming military contractors, selling AI-driven weapons systems that contribute to global militarism.
Low-cost drones are increasingly penetrating sensitive areas in Pakistan, exposing vulnerabilities amid rising tensions with Afghanistan.
Social media has transformed communication during conflicts, as seen in the military operation against Iran announced by Donald Trump, highlighting voices like Mahfuz Talukder and Saad Alessa.
Artificial intelligence and electric vehicles are driving a global energy demand surge, prompting countries like China and Nigeria to develop next-generation electrical grids.
In 2020, experts discuss how satellites, including NASA's Landsat program, have transformed our understanding of Earth and the implications for future space technology.
The global semiconductor shortage, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and supply chain disruptions, has significantly impacted industries worldwide, including automotive and electronics.
Do Kwon's Terra Luna project led to a catastrophic $45 billion crash in the cryptocurrency market, marking one of the largest failures in the industry.
HTC, once the leading smartphone manufacturer, experienced a dramatic decline in market presence due to increased competition and strategic missteps.
Ukraine's use of drone technology in its conflict with Russia is examined through Caolan Robertson's personal experiences and a 2000 km investigation along the eastern front.
Only 10 states and Washington DC have laws regulating ghost guns, which are largely untraceable and can be assembled in as little as 30 minutes.
Jim Browning hacks call centers to save victims from scammers in real-time.
A ransomware negotiator acts as a liaison between victims and hackers, often facing demands for millions of dollars to restore access to critical data.
More than 1,300 tech leaders and researchers are calling for a pause in AI development to assess risks like fake news and automated weapons.
In June 2008, Japan develops Ri-Man robots to care for its aging population.
850,000 Indian tech workers contribute to a rapidly growing $150 billion IT industry, positioning Bangalore as a potential new center for technology.
India's government is implementing strategies to become a global leader in smartphone manufacturing, aiming to rival established markets like China.
Bangalore's Infosys, valued at $1.5 billion, employs many talented individuals from India's top educational institutions amid significant infrastructure challenges.
Millions of Indonesians face a religious dilemma over cryptocurrency investments in Islam.
Investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr discusses the influence of tech billionaires on US politics and media, raising concerns about a potential techno-fascist future.
China's dominance in the electric vehicle battery supply chain faces challenges as domestic overcapacity prompts its companies to expand globally while rivals innovate and build alternative supply chains.
The National Security Agency (NSA) has shifted its focus from national security to prioritizing its own protection and operational secrecy.
The Pentagon's push for a $1.5 trillion military budget emphasizes AI's role in warfare, raising ethical concerns following a deadly strike in Iran.
The AI industry faces potential financial instability as it mirrors historical tech bubbles through massive data center investments and reliance on breakthrough innovations.
Apple, the world's most valuable company, faces scrutiny over whether it is losing its innovative edge despite the anticipated success of the MacBook Pro.
France's decision to move government computers off Microsoft Windows highlights Europe's struggle with digital dependency on US tech firms and its implications for national security.
New Zealand special forces raided Kim Dotcom's mansion in January 2012, arresting him amid accusations of large-scale movie piracy.
Anthropic's AI model Mythos 5 faces cancellation due to a US government export ban, raising questions about its safety and the future of AI development.
Engineers are developing autonomous aircraft and flying cars, with companies like Uber leading innovations that could transform future transportation.
Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA's focus on internal surveillance and the treatment of whistleblowers highlight ongoing concerns about government transparency and accountability.
Snap reported 10,000 monthly cases of sextortion in 2022, with many parents unable to hold social media companies accountable for their children's harm.
Khadija Ismayilova's story highlights threats from spyware in Azerbaijan's Global Spyware Scandal.
Almost 100,000 people in Madagascar work to train AI systems for major tech companies, often without contracts or social protections.
Nuclear power is experiencing a resurgence as countries and companies navigate a reshaped supply chain for uranium fuel amid rising energy demands and geopolitical tensions.
Max Tegmark warns about the dangers of AI development and the race among tech companies.
Anastasia, a biohacking advocate in Southern California, integrates technology into her grieving process by creating a digital version of her late husband, comedian Jonathan Zealous.
The US and China aim to establish permanent bases on the Moon, creating a new lunar economy.
Moscow's surveillance network uses facial recognition to monitor citizens during COVID-19.
Nashville is a thriving hub for music and tech entrepreneurship, fostering unique talent.
Advocates on Navajo Nation use technology to improve voting access for the presidential election.
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