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Dr. Anthony Fauci served under seven presidents and led the U.S. response to HIV/AIDS, Ebola, and Zika before facing political challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Electric cars will come of age in 2018, competing with petrol and diesel cars directly.
Facial recognition technology is set to revolutionize daily life by enabling secure access to devices and financial accounts while raising significant privacy concerns.
Tech giants dominate American markets, prompting calls for antitrust reform led by Amy Klobuchar.
Par, an Uber driver from The Gambia, faces algorithmic bias when his account is deactivated, highlighting discrimination against ethnic minority drivers.
Quantum computing may crack encrypted networks and solve global challenges, says The Economist.
Huawei generated over $103 billion in revenue in 2018, raising concerns in the U.S. about its role in global telecommunications and national security.
North Korea's telecommunications system reveals significant restrictions on phone service, contrasting sharply with global standards and access.
Fashion giants like Gucci and Chanel embrace AI to predict trends and reduce waste.
Meteorologists in Kansas City protect flights from deadly storms and ensure safety.
One damaged cell phone could interfere with a plane's radar altimeter, which measures how close the aircraft is to the ground.
40 million tourists are expected to visit Japan by 2020, as the country prepares for the Rugby World Cup and the Tokyo Olympics.
By 2023, the market capitalization of cryptocurrency had fallen to $828 billion, down from a peak of $3 trillion in 2021.
Makur Diet, who lost his leg to gunfire over a decade ago, now helps fellow war victims at an International Committee of the Red Cross center in South Sudan.
5G technology, led by Huawei, intensifies the geopolitical rivalry between the United States and China, impacting global communication and security.
AI technology permeates daily life, yet its overhyped promises have led to skepticism and negative repercussions within the tech industry.
Techno-solutionism is critiqued by artists and thinkers in the Tracks series, highlighting the dangers of viewing technology as a universal fix for societal issues.
The competition between Microsoft and Google in the artificial intelligence sector has intensified, revealing a chaotic landscape of tech innovation in 2023.
Google's code red response to the emergence of ChatGPT underscores the escalating competition in artificial intelligence and the strategic development of its BARD AI system.
Jill Leor argues that the case for privacy often arises too late, reflecting a deep anxiety about electronic surveillance in contemporary society.
Intense competition among major smartphone manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, and Chinese companies shapes the future of mobile technology and impacts global economies.
John Oliver discusses FCC's net neutrality plans and public response on Twitter.
Jeffrey Hinton warns of AI risks and calls for a moratorium on its development.
Hassan and Shirelle Dorsey discuss news consumption and updates on this story via Twitch.
Pierre from Accenture discusses the company's growth and evolving client relationships.
Merkel stresses rebuilding trust in the US regarding data privacy and phone monitoring.
Apple launches the iPhone 7 amid tax disputes and declining sales in London this week.
Apple launches new iPhones while Juncker delivers his final State of the Union address.
UK faces pressure to reverse Huawei decision amid rising tensions with China over Hong Kong.
AI innovations rapidly transform industries, impacting jobs and prompting regulatory discussions.
Amazon sues the U.S. government over a $10 billion contract influenced by Donald Trump.
Rana discusses the growing power of Silicon Valley's biggest tech companies like Facebook.
Ellie experiences facial recognition technology for jaywalking and fast food in China.
The U.S. Space Command prepares for potential conflict in space amid China's advancements.
China's BYD outsells Tesla, reshaping the electric vehicle market in Europe and beyond.
Last year, white label handset makers accounted for almost half of all handsets sold in China, significantly impacting mass market brands like Nokia.
H-1B visa reforms under Trump leave Indian IT firms uncertain in Washington.
China leads Electric Mobility at the Shanghai auto show, outpacing German brands like Volkswagen.
Huawei faces a divided Europe as a U.S. campaign seeks to ban its 5G network gear.
Facebook settles FTC privacy claims for $5 billion amid ongoing scrutiny and investigations.
Gatwick Airport faces chaos when a drone disrupts flights and raises safety concerns.
The chip shortage disrupts consumer electronics, cars, and medical devices amid rising demand.
After four years of controversy, Google closed its Mainland search service rather than continue to self-censor sensitive material.
DJI, a major Chinese drone maker, faces scrutiny over security concerns in the US.
Social media platforms like Facebook can be manipulated to influence elections, as seen in the role of UK support in Vladimir Putin's landslide victory in Russia.
A recent report shows Russia is acquiring Western Electronics for its weapons against Ukraine.
AI Revolution threatens jobs and creativity, reshaping our Societies and the future of work.
Drones play a crucial role in Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia's increasing impact.
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