NITDA equips Enugu youths with digital tools
The National Information Technology Development Agency has equipped 50 young innovators in Enugu State with digital tools to promote digital inclusion and economic growth.
Gemini and ChatGPT tricked into providing false information in their results, just by writing a blog with this information
A journalist successfully deceived ChatGPT and Google's AI tools into delivering false information by writing fictitious details in a realistic blog post, exposing vulnerabilities in widely used AI systems.
Fortaleza City Hall opens 120 vacancies for free technology courses for women and people with disabilities
The city of Fortaleza has launched a free training course with 120 vacancies aimed at women and people with disabilities in the field of information technology.
Connected Vehicles: What Data Today's Cars Collect, Who Can Access It, and How It Is Used
Modern cars are equipped with technologies that turn them into data-generating machines, collecting extensive information about driver behavior and vehicle performance.
Evaluation and Support of Startups: A Case for Specialists or Algorithms?
The article discusses the evolution of generative AI as a critical tool for startups, moving from mere information provision to strategic decision-making.
China plans to ban open steering wheels.. what does this mean for the automotive world?
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced a draft amendment to safety standards for steering wheels in vehicles, likely ending the use of open or aircraft-like steering wheels in the Chinese market starting January 1, 2027.
New information about Canada's winning goal - did the arena's video cameras fail Finland?
Finland's coaching staff challenged Canada's Nathan McKinnon's goal as offside in the Olympic semi-final, but the video review upheld the goal despite the controversial circumstances.
Chinese scientists put quantum chaos in โslow motionโ
Chinese scientists have achieved a significant milestone by manipulating quantum systems to observe a stable transitional state, which may help preserve quantum information.
Microsoft has unveiled a glass piece that can store human-created data
Microsoft's Project Silica features a glass storage medium designed to hold information for up to 10,000 years.
Novel glass disk preserves humanity's cultural heritage for thousands of years
Microsoft scientists have unveiled a new data storage system that inscribes information into regular glass with a laser, potentially preserving it for up to 10,000 years.
Microsoft Proposes Glass as a Means of... Eternal Data Storage
Microsoft's research suggests that using glass for data storage could preserve information for over 10,000 years, outperforming current methods like magnetic tapes and hard drives.
Storage Media: Data in Glass Remains Readable After Millennia
A new storage technology allows data to be embedded in glass plates that can retain several terabytes of information and remain readable for at least ten thousand years.
"Anthropic" claims that the new AI model will better use computers
Anthropic's newly released AI model, Claude Sonnet 4.6, can perform multi-step actions on computers, such as filling out online forms and coordinating information across multiple browser tabs.
A Storm of Documents and Calculated Slowdown: How the New York Times Dealt with the Epstein Files?
The New York Times faces a monumental task of sifting through millions of documents released regarding Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities, leveraging advanced technology to manage the information overload.
Random Numbers and Quantum Mechanics
A group of researchers has developed a method to generate genuinely random numbers using a computer, addressing a longstanding challenge in information technology.
Lethally invasive virus discovered in new smartphones; it accesses all your information without you knowing
A newly discovered malware, Keenadu, is alarming users as it secretly installs itself on thousands of devices, compromising their security.
What your phone hears โ And what you should turn off now
The article discusses concerns about smartphones listening in on conversations, explaining the reality behind data collection and how smartphones gather information algorithmically, rather than through constant eavesdropping.
NITDA trains lawmakersโ spouses on digital governance
The National Information Technology Development Agency in Nigeria has initiated a training program for the spouses of lawmakers to enhance their digital skills and well-being.
Meta wants to name everyone you cross on the street
Meta is planning to reintroduce facial recognition technology via smart glasses, enabling users to identify people and access information about them.
Are you using any of these Apple devices? Update immediately!
Apple has discovered vulnerabilities in its operating systems that could allow attackers to access locked devices, view sensitive user information, and install malware.
SEPE on the loss of Gerasimos: He was an emblematic figure for the digital technology sector
The Greek Association of Information Technology and Communications Enterprises (SEPE) expresses deep sorrow over the loss of Gerasimos Georgiardos, a pivotal figure in the digital technology industry.
Loneliness and Stress: The Pandemic of Modern Times
The article discusses how modern technology, while providing access to information, has increased feelings of loneliness and isolation among individuals.
Georgios Gerardos, founder of 'Plasio,' has died
Georgios Gerardos, the founder and president of the Greek retail company 'Plasio,' passed away at the age of 80, leaving a significant impact on the country's information technology and retail landscape.
Hacker Attacked Nissan - These Owner Details Were Taken Instantly
A hacker demonstrated the vulnerability of modern cars to remote attacks by successfully accessing real-time information from a Nissan GT-R's connected account.
A cyber attack on the Finnish state administration's information system โ police are investigating a serious crime
The Finnish Cyber Security Authority is investigating a significant data breach involving the state information and communication technology center Valtori, which has affected user data for approximately 50,000 individuals.
What will India buy for 500 billion dollars from America?
The video provides important information regarding a $500 billion trade deal between India and the United States, detailing the products India intends to purchase and the commitments from the U.S.
My boss is a robot. Companies strive for the immortality of their best managers with the help of AI
Companies are using AI and digital projections to create digital clones of their top managers in an attempt to retain their unique skills and characteristics, but these clones sometimes malfunction or provide incorrect information.
iPhone users can stop spam calls in 3 simple steps - here's how
The article provides a simple three-step solution for iPhone users to stop or reduce spam calls, emphasizing the importance of protecting personal information from fraudsters.
'Russian Roulette' Led to Authorities' Home Visits โ A Scary Phenomenon is Increasing in the USA
The Department of Homeland Security is increasingly demanding information from tech companies to identify critics of the Trump administration, using administrative subpoenas that do not require a judge's order.
Creating Artificial Cells to Approach the Mysteries of Life, Discussing the Considerations of Difficult-to-Control Proliferation
Research is progressing on creating artificial cells to unlock the mysteries of life, with a focus on using DNA technology for information exchange.
CITAD condemns Senate for rejecting mandatory e-transmission
The Centre for Information Technology and Development has criticized the Nigerian Senate's rejection of real-time electronic transmission of election results, viewing it as a setback to democratic reforms before the 2027 general elections.
Personnel Changes on February 6
The article lists personnel changes and appointments in various government departments, including the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the National Information and Communication Planning and Evaluation Agency.
Campaigners warn that Mandelsonโs links with US tech firm Palantir must be exposed
Campaigners are calling for full public transparency regarding Peter Mandelson's connections to the US tech firm Palantir amidst concerns of sensitive information leaks.
The Bank of Spain requests information from the sector about the use of artificial intelligence
The Bank of Spain is seeking information from financial entities regarding their use of artificial intelligence to ensure human oversight in critical decision-making processes.
The Fronteras Award Recognizes the Architects of the System that Protects Security and Privacy on the Internet
The BBVA Foundation awarded Belgian engineers Joan Daemen and Vincent Rijmen for their contributions to information technology, specifically for the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm that safeguards internet security and privacy.
There's an internet blackout in Iran. How are videos and images getting out?
Despite a government-imposed internet blackout in Iran, some citizens are using satellite technology, mainly via Starlink, to communicate and share information with the outside world during ongoing protests.
Winners and Losers.. 10 American Stocks That Dominated the Scene in 2025
Despite fears related to high valuations and geopolitical tensions, several American companies reached record levels, with some stocks growing by over 200%, particularly in the information technology and artificial intelligence sectors.
Iran has shut down the internet. How do we then see footage of protests?
Despite a nationwide internet shutdown in Iran due to escalating anti-government protests, a few courageous individuals continue to share messages and information with the outside world using smuggled technology.
Who Will Win the Sixth Generation Fighter Race Among Major Countries?
The article discusses the intense competition among major powers to develop sixth-generation fighter jets that focus not only on speed and maneuverability but also on information dominance and swarm control capabilities for future battles.
An ecosystem of smuggled tech holds Iranโs last link to the outside world
Despite severe internet blackouts in Iran amidst anti-government protests, a small network of smuggled technology allows limited communication and the sharing of information with the outside world.
What is Starlink, the satellite service Iranians use to post about the protests?
The article explains how Iranians are utilizing Starlink, a satellite internet service, to share information about ongoing protests despite restrictions.
ChatGPT Health, the tool for medical questions, analyzing results, and offering advice
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health, a tool designed to securely integrate users' medical information with AI to answer questions and provide health advice.
Partial Sum, Week 1: A Final Look Back at the Year 2025
This special issue reflects on significant events in science and technology from 2025, as little new information has emerged in the past week.
Julita Karaล-Gasparska: Nothing Is Hidden from the Tax Office
The article discusses how advancements in technology and information systems allow tax authorities to access and monitor increasingly extensive financial data about citizens.
Adam Simon, Otomoto: Thanks to AI models, we provide information on how to shape the offer
Adam Simon from Otomoto discusses leveraging AI technology to enhance the user experience in buying and selling used cars in Europe.
A Country of Amnesiacs
The article discusses how modern society is experiencing a decline in memory capabilities, leading to a phenomenon termed "Digital Amnesia," where reliance on technology is causing a deterioration in our ability to recall information.