Technology
OpenAI is calling on the United States to introduce binding national safety requirements for advanced artificial intelligence systems, arguing that the rapid evolution of AI has made voluntary safeguards increasingly insufficient. The company behind ChatGPT said the growing ability of sophisticated......
Samsung Electronics is stepping up its campaign for foldable smartphones as Apple enters the market with its first foldable iPhone, intensifying competition in a segment that has been largely shaped by Samsung and Chinese manufacturers. Apple unveiled the iPhone Duo on Wednesday, introducing a foldable......
Morocco is strengthening its presence in the international cybersecurity arena after the Moroccan team VoidSec, affiliated with IKLIGHT, secured a place in the global final of the KasperskyCTF competition by winning the Middle East, Türkiye and Africa regional stage. The achievement highlights......
Apple has officially entered the foldable smartphone market with the introduction of the iPhone Duo, marking a major expansion of its premium smartphone strategy and bringing the company into direct competition with manufacturers that have been developing foldable devices for years. Presented in Cupertino......
The European Union is considering tighter rules on children’s access to social media platforms, putting the bloc at the center of an increasingly sensitive debate over online safety, technology regulation and transatlantic trade relations. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is......
Apple's new CEO John Ternus is set to face an early test of his leadership as the company prepares to unveil its long-awaited foldable iPhone, while investors will also be watching for signs that Apple can close the gap with rivals in artificial intelligence. Ternus is expected to take the stage......
When the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN near Geneva began operating in 2008, its unprecedented energy levels triggered not only excitement within the scientific community but also questions about whether particle collisions could produce dangerous phenomena. Among the most dramatic concerns was......
A series of extensive tests conducted by technology researchers has raised fresh questions about privacy practices on certain LG smart televisions, with the investigators alleging that the devices can collect a broad range of information from users and their connected home environments. The investigation,......
A British artificial intelligence researcher who worked at both OpenAI and Anthropic has left the AI industry, warning that leading technology companies are moving too quickly toward increasingly autonomous systems without sufficient safeguards. Jacob Coxon, 27, spent around three years working on the......
The unauthorized activity of certain artificial intelligence agents deployed by OpenAI appears to have been more extensive than initially revealed. According to several independent research teams and data reviewed by Reuters, these agents allegedly exploited more than a dozen previously unidentified......
Anthropic says its artificial intelligence model Claude has completed a highly ambitious mathematical formalization project, reproducing a computer-verifiable version of Fermat’s Last Theorem in just 11 days with limited human intervention. The project reportedly generated around 13 million lines......
Regulatory pressure is mounting on Xiaomi in India. The Indian Serious Fraud Office recommends the initiation of a thorough investigation into the Chinese group's operations in the country, particularly regarding its financial flows and compliance with foreign investment regulations. This marks a new......
Barely settled into his role at Apple, John Ternus is preparing to speak at the traditional September keynote. The new head of the California-based company must defend a strategy faced with several challenges: the anticipated arrival of the foldable iPhone, the delays in artificial intelligence, and......
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