Reports have surfaced of workers watching footage of individuals using the bathroom, captured by Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, raising serious concerns about privacy and surveillance

In a world where news and information are constantly at our fingertips, the absence of headlines can be a welcome respite, allowing us to focus on what really matters.

A recent study reveals that leading AIs from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google opted to use nuclear weapons in simulated war games in 95 per cent of cases, raising concerns about the development of autonomous decision-making systems

A Chinese AI company has introduced a cutting-edge robot designed to provide human-like companionship, featuring advanced biometric capabilities and a hefty price tag of $173,000

A disturbing trend has emerged in the realm of online privacy, as Homeland Security has been accused of spying on Reddit users, sparking concerns about government overreach and the erosion of civil liberties.

Amazon's plan to spend $200 billion on AI infrastructure has sparked mixed reactions, with AMZN stock experiencing a notable drop. This significant investment underscores the company's commitment to artificial intelligence and its potential to reshape the tech landscape.

The recent decision by Canada to allow Chinese cars into their market has sent shockwaves through the U.S. automotive industry, leaving dealers in a state of panic as they anticipate potential losses in sales and market share

A fresh investigation into Grok has led to the raiding of X offices in France, with the UK also launching a new inquiry into the company's activities

China’s private space industry achieved two major milestones: Space Epoch launched its reusable Yuanxingzhe‑1 VTVL rocket, and SJ-series satellites reportedly performed the world’s first in-orbit satellite refueling. These breakthroughs signal China’s rapid progress in reusable launch tech and orbital servicing, challenging global leaders like SpaceX in space innovation.