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Learning Concerns Drive Norway's AI Classroom Limits

Norway is moving to sharply restrict the use of generative artificial intelligence in schools, reflecting a growing international debate over how emerging technologies should be integrated into education without undermining fundamental learning skills. The decision, announced as part of a broader...

Apple to release AirPods with built-in cameras in late 2027

Bloomberg reports, citing sources, that Apple Inc. plans to launch AirPods featuring integrated cameras along with several other new products in late 2027. Simultaneously, a new foldable smartphone and the latest version of the classic iPhone will be introduced – this device will mark its 20th...

Nvidia unveils new AI chip, challenging Intel and AMD

Nvidia revealed its latest RTX Spark Superchip AI chip for computers, stated the company’s CEO Jensen Huang at the Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan. Nvidia's CEO announced that this chip will be featured in laptops from Dell and Lenovo beginning this fall. The RTX Spark Superchip is a mix of a...

China to restrict international travel for leading AI specialists

Chinese officials are enforcing travel limitations on top AI experts from private firms like Alibaba Group Holding and DeepSeek, according to Bloomberg. As per sources from Bloomberg, the limitations affect experts engaged in advanced AI research deemed strategically crucial for the nation. The...

Starlink orbital constellation surpasses 10,400 internet satellites

SpaceX reports that the Starlink constellation for global internet coverage has exceeded 10,400 active satellites. Following the recent launch of satellites into orbit on Monday, there are now 10,442 operational satellites. As of May 2019, SpaceX has deployed more than 12,000 satellites for...

London’s Facial Recognition Push Deepens the Security-Liberty Debate

London’s accelerating use of live facial recognition technology is no longer simply a policing story about cameras and crime detection. It has evolved into a wider democratic debate over how modern societies define freedom, privacy and state authority in an era where artificial intelligence is...

Pentagon UFO Release Rekindles the Debate Over Secrecy, Security and the Limits of Scientific Explanation

For generations, unidentified flying objects occupied an uneasy space between public fascination and institutional embarrassment — sensational enough to fuel conspiracy theories, yet persistent enough to remain quietly monitored by military and intelligence agencies across the world. The Pentagon’s...

Meta to power data centers with energy from space

Meta has entered an agreement with Overview Energy to obtain generation capacity utilizing solar energy from space, as stated in a press release from the startup. Overview's satellites will gather solar energy and send it as near-infrared radiation to solar power facilities on Earth, where it will...

Tesla launches Cybercab

Tesla announced release of fully autonomous two-seat Cybercab electric vehicles that do not have steering wheels or pedals, according to the company's chief executive officer, Elon Musk, who shared the announcement on the social media platform X. He stated, "Cybercab has begun production," and...

Anthropic's Mythos AI model, capable of cyberattacks, get hacked

A limited number of unauthorized individuals accessed Claude Mythos Preview, a novel AI model created by American firm Anthropic PBC that can perform cyberattacks "at a scale and speed surpassing human abilities," Bloomberg reported, referencing a source and documents acquired by the agency. It was...
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