We're used to seeing electric, gas and wood-burning ovens, but can you imagine baking pizza in a solar-powered oven? That technology was invented in the latest episode of Funny Applications, where Eni's budding researchers imagine new uses for technology.
With AI tools already being used to manipulate voters across the globe via deepfakes, more needs to be done to help people comprehend what this technology is capable of, says Microsoft vice chair and president Brad Smith.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman late last week, saying that they breached the terms of a contract by prioritizing their profits over the public good.
Two investigations may soon shed light on one of the biggest mysteries in Silicon Valley: Why was Sam Altman fired from OpenAI?
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government is trying to improve its own bureaucratic processes.
In a year with national elections in 64 countries, the world’s governments are seeing the immediate impact of this nascent technology in real-time.
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Støre discusses the importance of NATO's cohesion, Europe's increased defense investments, and the crucial role of transatlantic unity in supporting Ukraine amidst geopolitical tensions and the US's fluctuating commitment.
On Monday, Beijing scrapped a closing press conference for its annual “Two Sessions” meeting of its rubber-stamp parliament, pausing a three-decade long annual tradition for China’s premier (the No. 2 guy).
On March 5, 1824, the British governor-general of India, Lord Amherst, declared war on the Burmese empire.
Happy Super Tuesday! It’s the end of the beginning (or the beginning of the end, depending on your preferred candidate) of the 2024 election season.