What we exhale can warn us about disease: Kaunas scientists are creating sensors that 'read' the composition of exhaled air
Scientists from Kaunas University of Technology are developing sensors that can analyze exhaled air to detect disease and ensure safety in various sectors.
Chatbot will evaluate employee behavior in American fast food
A new chatbot will be used in an American fast food chain to evaluate the behavior of its employees.
US Super-network of Drones: Faster and More Precise War
The United States is advancing the development of an integrated network of drones aimed at enhancing decision-making speed, engagement precision, and information superiority on the battlefield.
Own Nothing and Pay for Everything: How Companies Locked Us into Their Ecosystems
The article explores how individuals like Jan have become entrapped in subscription-based models, owning very little while having access to numerous services.
Amazon Health AI brings a doctor to your pocket
Amazon introduces Health AI, a new tool aimed at simplifying the health care experience for users by providing timely and comprehensible medical information.
Are we close to reaching 6G networks? And what are their benefits to us?
The emergence of 6G networks is on the horizon, promising significant advancements in mobile communication, yet their full deployment may not occur until 2030.
Former US Official: Is Washington Ready for a 'Global Drone War'?
A former US official questions America's readiness to engage in a global drone war in light of advancements made by other nations in drone technology.
China and the Netherlands seek ‘pragmatic’ reset as Nexperia row rolls on
China and the Netherlands are looking to reset their relations amidst ongoing tensions regarding the Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, impacted by US sanctions.
Reports: Iran Fired Missiles at Controversial Island Base
Iran has launched missiles targeting the Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean in response to U.S. military operations, highlighting the capabilities of its missile technology.
Iran fired missiles at joint US-UK base in Indian Ocean- Report
Iran launched two ballistic missiles toward the US-UK military base at Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean, indicating potential advancements in its missile technology despite both missiles missing their target.
Trump administration moves to unify AI rules, bolster edge over China
The Trump administration proposed a national AI policy framework to unify regulations and enhance the US's competitive edge against China in the technology sector.
Ukraine heads to US with drone proposal Trump dismissed before war with Iran
Ukrainian officials are set to propose expanded drone cooperation with the U.S., focusing on technology to counter Iranian attack drones.
Fiction that Comes True: How Science Fiction Prepares Us for Life with Artificial Intelligence
A discussion at the 'Būtent!' festival in Lithuania explored how science fiction provides insights and warnings about the future of artificial intelligence.
Technology Gas in the Midst of War: The 7 Largest Helium Producing Countries in the World
The article highlights the impact of US-Israeli military actions against Iran on the global helium supply chain, emphasizing Qatar's significant role in helium production and the urgent concerns regarding disrupted supplies.
Feds charge 3 in $2.5b scheme to smuggle US AI tech to China using dummy servers
Three men have been charged in a massive federal scheme to illegally export $2.5 billion worth of U.S. artificial intelligence technology to China through various deceptive practices.
Invisible to GPS and with 5G Connection: The Air Force's Secret Plan to Infiltrate Kamikaze Drones into Enemy Aerodromes
The U.S. Air Force is reportedly exploring the development of one-way attack drones, known as 'kamikaze', for its special operations forces.
Fox News AI Newsletter: Wall-climbing robots swarm US Navy warships
The newsletter highlights advancements in AI technology, particularly focused on wall-climbing robots on U.S. Navy warships amidst China's growing naval capabilities.
Broad Reactions Following U.S. Targeting of Iranian Missiles Near the Strait of Hormuz
The U.S. Central Command has launched airstrikes targeting fortified Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in widespread reactions and discussions on social media regarding the strategic implications of the operation.
PwC partners who fail to embrace AI have no future at firm, US CEO warns
The CEO of PwC USA warns partners who do not adapt to AI will likely be replaced by their AI-savvy colleagues.
The US military is close to deploying its first hypersonic missile system
The US military is nearing the deployment of its first hypersonic missile system to close the technological gap with China and Russia, despite varying estimates regarding its readiness for testing.
Suicide drones in a backpack. The USA prepares for a revolution on the battlefield
The US Air Force Special Operations Command is advancing the acquisition of compact FPV (first-person view) drones to enhance military operations and flexibility in the field.
US report discusses Pahalgam again... Why is America considering Pakistan a challenge?
A recent US intelligence report highlights Pakistan's advancements in missile technology, including the potential ability to target the US with ICBMs, fueled by collaborations with nations like China and Russia.
China’s PLA reveals AI-assisted aerial refuelling tech days after US military tanker crash
The PLA announces a new AI-assisted aerial refuelling technology coinciding with the recent crash of a US military tanker in Iraq.
Nvidia resumes chip production for Chinese clients
Nvidia has resumed chip production specifically for the Chinese market after receiving authorization from both U.S. and Chinese authorities.
Ukraine to Send Drone Defense Experts to the Middle East... Aiming to Secure Weapons Through Drone Technology
Ukraine is sending drone defense experts to Middle Eastern countries facing Iranian retaliation in the US-Israel-Iran conflict, hoping to leverage its drone technology for military support from allies.
WSJ: Russia Shares Satellite Images and Drone Technology with Iran
Russia is expanding its intelligence data sharing and military cooperation with Iran, providing satellite images and enhanced drone technology to assist Tehran in targeting U.S. forces in the region.
Experts: Military Artificial Intelligence Develops Much Faster Than Ethics and Laws
Experts highlight the rapid advancement of military artificial intelligence compared to the slower evolution of ethical and legal frameworks.
Iran's Major Claim Regarding Missile Capability
Iran's Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, asserts that the U.S. and Israel cannot destroy Iran's missile launchers without changes in their designs and systems, reflecting Iran's advancements in military technology.
Objection Exclusive: Is Europe Reaching for the Stars with the Space Act?
The European Union's Space Act aims to establish a unified legal framework to enhance the EU's competitiveness in space technologies and address challenges posed by the US and China in the race for space.
China leads world in anti-drone patents with US and South Korea far behind, law firm finds
China tops the globe in patent applications for anti-drone technology, significantly outpacing the US and South Korea amid rising security concerns.
Should Norway be Silicon Valley's cheap battery?
Norway is being considered as a potential low-cost energy provider for AI data centers as American tech giants like Microsoft and Google sign a new agreement to self-supply their energy needs.
The Mother of Artificial Intelligence: "Here’s Why Robots Will Not Replace Us"
Luigia Carlucci Aiello, a pioneering scientist in Italy, discusses the resilience of human beings in the face of advancing artificial intelligence technologies.
Shinsegae Joins Forces with US AI Company to Build Ultra-Large Data Center in Korea
Shinsegae Group plans to construct an ultra-large data center in South Korea in collaboration with a US AI company to expand its AI cloud business.
After a Turbulent Week.. Wall Street Recovers Supported by Technology and Falling Oil Prices
After a tumultuous week, U.S. stocks saw a notable rise led by tech shares and declining oil prices.
Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia: Iran threatens to strike at US companies in the region
Iran has threatened US companies operating in the region, specifically targeting tech giants like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia as possible strikes by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are imminent.
How dangerous is Iran's 'dancing missile'?
Iran's 'Sejjil-2', known globally as the 'dancing missile', poses a significant threat, prompting feelings of helplessness in both the US and Israel.
Anthropic, the AI company that faced the Pentagon in the U.S. and why this concerns us all
The AI company Anthropic refused to compromise its ethical standards for the Pentagon, highlighting a significant confrontation between technology and military ethics.
Silent, Destructive Weapon: Chinese Progress Directly Threatens the U.S. Navy
The article discusses how advancements in Chinese military technology pose a significant threat to the U.S. Navy.
Chinese spy tech is endangering US hospitals. Texas is trying to shut that down
Texas is taking action against Chinese medical devices that may contain spying technology posing risks to U.S. hospitals and patient safety.
The Pillar of Fire in Tehran… The AI Horror Play Produced by Villains and Big Tech
The article discusses the implications of recent U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran as a significant moment marking the emergence of AI warfare.
‘Two sessions’ signals China-US tech contest is entering a new era
China's latest policy priorities indicate a new phase in its technological competition with the US, emphasizing increased fiscal support for research and development.
Iran accuses the US military of cloning its drones and targeting neighboring countries with them
Iran's military spokesperson accuses the US of cloning its drone technology to carry out attacks on neighboring nations and to frame Tehran as a destabilizer in the region.
"Drones Will Not Save Us": Kęstutis Ščevinskas Identifies What Lithuania Really Lacks
Kęstutis Ščevinskas argues that Lithuania's true need isn't advanced technology like drones, but rather patriotic citizens ready to defend their country.
What is the 'Merope Interceptor Drone'... that the US is deploying in large numbers in the Middle East
The US military is deploying 10,000 Merope interceptor drones in the Middle East to counter Iranian drone attacks.
To keep Pakistan and China at bay, we need to implement US-Israel technology at the border
Experts suggest implementing advanced US-Israel military technology to counter threats from Pakistan and China.
Iran-linked hackers target US medical tech company
Iranian hackers have targeted Stryker, a major US medical technology firm, causing disruptions in its operations.
Iran's New Weapon That Puts US and Israeli Drones at Risk... Both Countries Have No Counter
Iran has unveiled a new weapon called '359', which is an upgraded surface-to-air missile that targets enemy drones without radar detection.
China unveils its plan to dominate the future of technology and AI
China has announced its ambitious Five-Year Plan to achieve global leadership in technology and AI, focusing on transforming its economy and reducing reliance on US semiconductor technology.
How Iran is Waging War Outside Its Borders
Iran is engaging in asymmetric warfare outside its borders, employing tactics such as drones and militias to counterbalance its military weaknesses against foes like the US and Israel.
AI in Warfare: More Speed, More Data... and More Human Responsibility
The article discusses the use of AI in military operations by the U.S. Army, emphasizing its role in enhancing efficiency without replacing the necessity for human judgment.