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Two Financial Times journalists reveal how a family in Ohio shaped the porn industry.
A hidden tunnel system in Chicago floods, causing billions in damage, while a brutal storm devastates England's coast, illustrating the risks of engineering failures.
Robotics companies like Tesla, NVidia, and Figure are rapidly advancing technology, showcasing impressive new robots and explaining the surge in innovation.
Annie McAdams represents 98 sex trafficking victims in lawsuits against tech companies for facilitating trafficking on their platforms.
Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, exemplified by GPT-4, Google Bard, and Midjourney v5, occurred over a transformative two-week period in 2023.
Rebecca Meade interviews Amy Smith about technology solutions in Haiti, Senegal, and Ghana.
Apple's Siri lags behind competitors due to privacy concerns, says John Burkey from VICE News.
Over 300,000 people have been relocated from the Gobi Desert as it expands by 1,000 square kilometers each year, forcing families to leave their ancestral homes.
Thailand's startups navigate digital trust and privacy in a rapidly growing digital world.
238 people were killed during protests in Kazakhstan in January 2022, as the regime intensified its use of facial recognition technology for surveillance.
Workers in Kenya sift through massive amounts of harmful data, often earning just cents per task while training AI systems for global corporations.
Facial recognition technology in China is employed by the government to monitor citizens, raising significant concerns about privacy and state control.
Hacking has evolved from a criminal activity to a legitimate career path, driven by the increasing demand for skilled professionals in cyber 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.
Artificial intelligence and electric vehicles are driving a global energy demand surge, prompting countries like China and Nigeria to develop next-generation electrical grids.
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.
Bangalore's Infosys, valued at $1.5 billion, employs many talented individuals from India's top educational institutions amid significant infrastructure challenges.
Engineers are developing autonomous aircraft and flying cars, with companies like Uber leading innovations that could transform future transportation.
Almost 100,000 people in Madagascar work to train AI systems for major tech companies, often without contracts or social protections.
On May 1, the No Expo group protests in Milan against Expo 2015's corporate influence.
Ransomware attacks have tripled in the past year, costing U.S. companies millions and impacting over 1,000 businesses globally.
As much as 20 percent of Bitcoin is lost, with individuals facing significant financial losses due to forgotten passwords and misplaced digital wallets.
Advances in computer science bring sex robots to market by the end of the year.
China and the US lead in Technologies, while Europe invests in semiconductors and Quantum Computing.
In China, surveillance techniques use facial recognition to monitor citizens' actions and scores.
SpaceX's Starlink project aims to deploy over 12,000 satellites into orbit, raising concerns about space traffic and environmental impacts.
Susan Greenfield highlights mind change's impact on young generations and learning in a tech-driven world.
India's tech industry faces a pivotal transformation as AI's growth challenges the traditional outsourcing model, prompting a shift towards data annotation and humanoid robotics.
More than a million commercial drones are currently operating in the United States, with companies racing to launch the first delivery drone service.
An informer reveals secrets from inside Meta about child protection failures at WhatsApp.
Twenty-seven secret agents use stolen European passports to assassinate Hamas operative Mahmood Mabhouh in a Dubai hotel room on January 19.
China plans to invest at least $10 billion in quantum technology over the next three years, significantly outpacing U.S. government spending on research.
Rabbit's R1 signifies a crucial development in the AI hardware sector, prompting discussions about its sustainability and influence on future technology.
Only 5 percent of NFT art sales in 2021 went to women artists, reflecting the gender bias in the male-dominated crypto industry.
A House subcommittee approved legislation for 100,000 driverless vehicles while SAM the robot lays bricks.
OpenAI's AI competes in The International, a major eSports tournament, against top players.
In the Philippines, Dr Heidi Sampang employs drones to expedite tuberculosis testing and treatment in remote communities, addressing a critical health crisis.
Over 270 vaccines are currently under development, raising concerns among Amish communities about the loss of their religious exemption to vaccination.
Congress held its first public hearing on UFOs in over 50 years, as the Pentagon investigates unidentified aerial phenomena.
Blockchain technology underpins the cryptocurrency revolution, offering a decentralized and secure method for recording transactions in digital currencies.
Uber drivers in Pittsburgh share fears about self-driving cars replacing their jobs.
Apple's future strategies and innovations are examined, highlighting the company's potential directions in technology and market influence.
Apple's acquisition of multiple AI startups indicates a strategic focus on enhancing artificial intelligence, particularly for improving Siri's functionality.
Apple's ongoing challenges with Siri since 2011 have led the company to rely on Google's Gemini for AI solutions, raising questions about its future in the tech industry.
Falling birth rates worldwide, influenced by smartphones and digital media changes, pose significant challenges to workforce demographics, as reported by John Burn-Murdoch.
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