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6 Technology conspiracy theories that won’t go away – How much truth is there?

Technology has long been fertile ground for conspiracy theories. Some sound like science fiction, while others are built around real events that were once…
Aluminum foil on smartphones – Why people do it and how It affects Wi-Fi, 5G and GPS

Aluminum foil may be a kitchen staple, but some people use it for a very different purpose: as a makeshift barrier against the wireless…
Successful first real-time AI-assisted surgery removes tumor from patient at risk of losing his sight

A new chapter in surgical medicine may have begun with the world’s first operation in which artificial intelligence was used in real time to…
From old Nokia phones to magnetic tape – How «Obsolete» technology can thwart hackers

In a world dominated by artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure and increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, one unexpected security strategy is looking back rather than forward. Cybersecurity…
Should you unplug your chargers or is it just a myth?

Your phone is fully charged, the cable is disconnected, but the charger remains plugged into the wall. It may stay there for hours, days,…
AI creates functional viruses that do not exist in nature for the first time

Researchers in the United States have used artificial intelligence to design and create functional viruses with no natural counterparts, in an experiment that significantly…
New laser technology could recharge Drones while they are flying

Limited battery life remains one of the biggest challenges facing drones. Researchers in China have now developed a technology that could dramatically extend flight…
Summer Upgrade Season: The smart PC upgrades that deliver the biggest performance boost

Summer is the perfect time to give your computer the attention it deserves. With a more relaxed schedule and extra free time, it’s an…
Laser-based imaging technique maps microplastics inside living organisms without surgery

A groundbreaking laser imaging technique is enabling scientists to detect and map microplastics inside living organisms without the need for surgery, biopsies, or tissue…
Seaweed-based packaging emerges as a sustainable alternative to plastic in food industry

A promising innovation aimed at reducing plastic waste in the food packaging sector has been developed by researcher Yidan Zhang from the University of…
AI-Powered blood test may predict heart disease and stroke risk up to 15 years in advance

A groundbreaking blood test enhanced by artificial intelligence could transform the early detection of cardiovascular disease by identifying warning signs years before symptoms appear,…
Deepfakes and AI-Generated content: How to identify digital manipulation in the age of Artificial Intelligence

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is radically reshaping the way digital content is created and distributed, while also raising new concerns about the…
AI Detects Pancreatic Cancer Years Before Diagnosis, Study Finds

A new artificial intelligence system may significantly advance the early detection of pancreatic cancer, identifying subtle warning signs in CT scans that were previously…
Study suggests digital detox may reverse up to 10 years of cognitive decline

The growing reliance on social media and smartphones is once again under scrutiny, as new scientific findings and legal developments raise fresh concerns. Recent…
Google: What it knows about you — and how to take control of your data in minutes

Every online search, GPS route, and video watched leaves behind a digital footprint. Google collects and stores vast amounts of user data, primarily to…
Is humanity beginning to imitate artificial intelligence? The paradox of the digital age

Throughout history, humans have sought role models to shape their thinking and behavior. From early childhood, imitation serves as a fundamental mechanism of learning…
Finland begins trials of sand-based battery aiming to transform energy storage

A groundbreaking energy storage technology is entering the testing phase in Finland, as engineers prepare to evaluate a “sand battery” capable of converting stored…
Nike Set to Launch “Brain-Activating” Shoes Designed for Pre-Game Focus

Nike has announced the upcoming release of what it describes as “neuroscience-based footwear,” designed to stimulate athletes’ brains before and after important competitions. The…
“Alien Egg” on the ISS? NASA Astronaut’s Potato Goes Viral

A photo recently shared by NASA astronaut Don Pettit sparked a wave of reactions on social media. The object in the image—a purple “egg”…
AI Nears “Ultimate Knowledge Test” — How Close Is It to Surpassing Human Experts?

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence is bringing a new milestone within reach: mastering one of the most demanding knowledge tests ever created, the…
Next-Generation Nanolaser Brings Photonic Computing Closer to Reality

A breakthrough nanolaser, small enough to be integrated by the thousands onto a single microchip, is pushing technology closer to a major shift: replacing…
When AI Sounds Human: The New Era of Voice Fraud

There was a time when we could trust what we saw and heard. Today, that certainty has been shaken. The rapid advancement of generative…
Which scientific jobs are already under pressure from AI, according to Nature

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the scientific workforce, with several roles already showing signs of strain. In a wide-ranging report, Nature spoke with more…
AI and Telecom Networks: How Artificial Intelligence Is Redefining Connectivity Architecture

Artificial intelligence is no longer limited to transforming applications and digital services—it is now reshaping the very foundations of how telecom networks are designed…
AI in Warfare: Rising Tensions and a Global Race Without Clear Rules

The escalating tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran have once again brought one of the most controversial areas of modern technology into…
Why charging your phone to 100% isn’t always the best choice

For many people, starting the day with a fully charged phone feels reassuring. Seeing the battery at 100% gives the impression that the device…
New Study: AI Could Detect Heart Disease Risk Through Routine Mammograms

Artificial intelligence may be able to predict the risk of serious or even fatal heart disease by analyzing routine mammograms, according to a new…
How should we talk to an AI chatbot?

Threats, flattery, “please” and “thank you,” even assigning roles such as professor or lawyer: users of large language models (LLMs)—the technology behind chatbots like…
Scientists Create the World’s Smallest QR Code — Invisible to the Naked Eye

Researchers have developed what is believed to be the smallest QR code ever produced, a microscopic structure so tiny that scanning it would require…
Biocomputers: When Human Brain Cells Become Hardware

As leading artificial intelligence researchers acknowledge that current AI architectures are approaching technical and energy limitations, an alternative path is gaining visibility: using living…
OpenClaw: The Open-Source AI Stirring Debate Over Digital “Agents”

Viral technology stories are nothing new. From breakthrough tools like ChatGPT to short-lived digital sensations, the tech ecosystem moves quickly. OpenClaw appears to sit…
Can Someone Track You Through a Photo? The Hidden Data Your Images May Reveal

You take a photo inside your home and send it to a friend. You upload it to a sales listing or share it in…
“We Urgently Need Rules for Artificial Intelligence,” Says the Head of OpenAI

The rapid rise of ChatGPT marked a turning point for artificial intelligence, accelerating transformations across the technology sector and increasingly influencing economic, political, and…
How Extensive Is Your Digital Footprint? The Google Tool That Reveals Your Activity History

Do you remember what you searched for five years ago? Can you recall where you were on a specific afternoon in 2021? Do you…
Computing Systems from Human Brain Tissue: Technological Prospects and Ethical Challenges

As conventional artificial intelligence approaches energy and architectural limits, an alternative research direction is emerging: the use of cultured human neurons as a biological…
AI Teachers, Cyber Implants and Moon Bases: The Technology We’ll Be Using in 2050

If we went back to the year 2000 and claimed that within 25 years we would be speaking daily with AI, carrying supercomputers in…
Do You Suspect Someone Is Using Your Wi-Fi? How to Tell — and What to Do

Is your internet suddenly slow for no obvious reason? Does the Wi-Fi keep dropping, or are your devices disconnecting unexpectedly? The issue isn’t always…
When AI Learns to Manipulate: The End of Technology’s Innocence

For decades, we viewed artificial intelligence as a powerful yet passive tool. Something that obeys, executes commands, accelerates processes. An advanced calculator. But that…
AI in the Operating Room: Rising Reports of Injuries and Device Malfunctions

Artificial intelligence is being promoted as the next major leap in medicine, promising more accurate diagnoses, improved surgical planning and fewer medical errors. Yet…
When Innovation Threatens Safety: “Smart” Cars Under Scrutiny by Experts

Most new cars on the road today are equipped with a wide range of advanced technological features. While these futuristic systems promise comfort and…
The Creativity of Generative Artificial Intelligence Compared to Humans: New Empirical Evidence

Can generative artificial intelligence systems, such as ChatGPT, demonstrate creativity comparable to that of humans? This question was the focus of a new large-scale…
Why Reusing Passwords Is More Dangerous Than Using Weak Ones

Most of us believe we are safe online because we use “strong” passwords. They’re not obvious, they include letters, numbers, and symbols. Yet the…
Can WiFi Networks “See” Us? New Technology Identifies People Without Devices

A new technology developed by researchers in Germany suggests that people can be identified even if they are not carrying a smartphone or any…
Microbes in Fukushima: Life in Extremely Radioactive Environments

What Scientific Research Revealed in Fukushima More than a decade after the 2011 nuclear disaster, scientists have identified active microbial communities inside the Fukushima…
Artificial intelligence system predicts torrential rain and storms hours in advance

As extreme weather events become increasingly frequent, intense and long-lasting, a new artificial intelligence system developed in Hong Kong promises to significantly improve early…
The human brain works like advanced artificial intelligence

Scientists have found that the human brain understands spoken language in a way that is strikingly similar to advanced artificial intelligence systems. The new…
picoRing: A computer mouse you wear as a ring

Researchers have developed a lightweight computer mouse worn like a ring that can operate for more than a month on a single charge. The…
When does an update solve problems — and when does it create new ones?

Software updates are usually presented as essential: they fix bugs, close security “holes,” and improve performance. And yet, many users have experienced the opposite.…
Scientists have developed an artificial muscle that can lift 4,400 times its own weight for humanoid robots.

Researchers in South Korea have developed an artificial muscle capable of lifting approximately 4,400 times its own weight, which they say could be used…
China will use humanoid robots to guard its border with Vietnam

China is deploying humanoid robots to guard its borders. UBTech Robotics has recently secured a government contract worth 264 million yuan – around €32…