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American AI company Anthropic has refused to grant the U.S. Department of Defense unrestricted rights to its technology, despite threats of emergency powers to compel compliance.

China has urged local companies to avoid using Nvidia's H20 processors for government-related activities, complicating the chipmaker's recovery efforts.

Anthropic has declined the U.S. military's demand for unrestricted access to its AI technology after an ultimatum was issued by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

A new report shows that over half of Latin Americans now use artificial intelligence tools, marking a significant shift from traditional methods in everyday activities.

The United States has warned Syria against adopting Chinese communication technology due to security risks, urging the use of American technology instead.

The first World Festival of Cinema with Artificial Intelligence, taking place in São Paulo, faces debates regarding the role of AI in filmmaking.

The Trump administration has issued an ultimatum to the AI company Anthropic to release its technology for unrestricted use by the U.S. Army.

One-third of primary school students are at risk of excessive use of new technologies, particularly electronic media, with 7% showing psychological symptoms related to this addiction.

High school students in São José, Brazil developed 3D tactile screens to aid blind individuals in navigating smartphone applications.

Pope Leo XIV expresses concerns about the use of AI in sermon writing, emphasizing the value of human voice and experience over machine-generated text.

The article discusses how larger, more productive, and younger companies mostly in the United States are utilizing AI more effectively compared to more cautious German firms.

The article discusses the benefits and considerations of purchasing laptops that use Arm processors, highlighting their performance and battery life while noting that they may not be suitable for everyone.

Russia threatens to use nuclear weapons against the UK in response to potential nuclear technology support for Ukraine from Britain and France.

The 'Amazon I Want 2026' project aims to discuss the impact of digital technology on political participation and voting choices in Brazil.

The Pentagon's interest in acquiring AI technology raises ethical concerns, especially following its military use in planning operations against foreign leaders like Venezuela's Maduro.

The FreeClip 2 headphones offer a unique design intended for comfort during extended wear, foregoing traditional ear pressure and fatigue issues.

A new study reveals that Danish children typically receive their first tablet at 5.2 years old and their first smartphone by 8.1 years old, highlighting early screen use trends.

Anthropic, the developer of the AI 'Claude', publicly accused Chinese AI research labs of illegally using its technology to develop their own models.

As the Ukraine War enters its fifth year, military planners around the world are adapting to lessons learned from the conflict, particularly regarding the use of drones and artificial intelligence in warfare.

The Redmi Note 15 Pro 5G is designed to withstand daily challenges, including accidental drops and exposure to water, with impressive durability features.

A Czech minister discusses concerns over the use of radar technology as a revenue-generating business, while municipalities argue against this characterization.

In Egypt, youth have successfully integrated VAR technology into popular local football matches, moving beyond its exclusive use in professional arenas.

The rise of platforms allowing users to create their own AI agents, which can perform tasks independently without programming knowledge, has sparked a debate on their potential educational benefits and associated privacy risks, especially for youth.

The article explains that the water and dust resistance ratings of mobile phones, such as IP67 and IP68, are not permanent and can degrade over time due to everyday use and wear.

A recent trend shows that the wealthiest families in Spain are now the ones less likely to give mobile phones to their children, shifting from the trend a decade ago when it was the poorest families who refrained from providing mobile devices.

The article discusses the importance of adopting artificial intelligence (AI) in business to remain competitive and grow.

Scientists in Singapore have developed dissolvable microneedle patches that can directly inject beneficial bacteria into plants, promoting growth and reducing fertilizer use.

A report explores how Spanish teenagers use their phones amid a government proposal to ban social media for users under 16.

Argentinian authorities have prohibited four high-ranking members of the Million Gang from using cell phones in their prison cells after they were implicated in numerous robberies and the murder of a retired woman.

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.

The article discusses the impact of excessive screen time on both mental and physical health, especially in children, emphasizing the need for mindful management of screen usage.

A declaration signed by 86 nations and two international organizations emphasizes the development of safe and reliable AI as a foundation for building trust and enhancing social and economic benefits.

Mark Zuckerberg, head of Meta, faces a court trial over allegations of promoting addiction through his technology, stemming from a lawsuit by a user claiming social media use led to her mental health struggles.

Elderly individuals in Brazil are leveraging artificial intelligence to create fun and rejuvenated images that they share with friends via messaging apps.

The article discusses the importance and necessity of artificial intelligence in various sectors.

The article discusses how modern technology makes it easier for beginners to choose and use cross-country skis.

The AI Impact Summit in India sparked controversy after White House AI advisor Shree Ram Krishnan suggested that India should utilize the American AI stack, igniting discussions about dependency on U.S. technology.

The article discusses the historical and current use of psychedelics in psychiatric practice in Czechia, highlighting the work of notable figures and recent legal changes concerning their medical use.

The use of AI in translation is provoking intense debate in Europe as publishers start to rely on technology over human translators.

Russia is reportedly testing the use of 5G balloons as a reaction to the disconnection of Starlink services.

The article discusses how to effectively use Google Maps' real-time location feature, emphasizing its importance and accuracy for everyday navigation tasks.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz advocates for mandatory use of real names online to ensure transparency and protect free society.

Quality and Reliability is expanding into the defense sector by acquiring a 51% stake in MTIS S.A., investing close to 2.66 million euros in the maritime and dual-use technology market.

A new survey reveals that a significant majority of Lithuanians utilize artificial intelligence in their daily tasks, often without recognizing it.

The article discusses how excessive smartphone use can lead to attention theft, isolation, and distraction, and suggests ways to make phones less enticing to regain control over personal lives.

Accenture is tracking its employees' use of AI tools and will consider this in promotion decisions to encourage technology adoption.

Experts warn that the increasing use of touch screens in modern vehicles is negatively affecting the driving experience.

Swedish police are exploring the use of AI technology to enhance their efforts in combating child sexual abuse amid rising cases and limited resources.

Experts discuss the implications of the Spanish government's proposal to prohibit social media access for minors under 16, emphasizing the need for parental guidance alongside regulatory measures.

A study commissioned by the National Electronic Mass Media Council indicates that Latvians predominantly use the internet for social communication, with 66% engaging in social media daily or nearly every day.