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Google's WAXAL dataset covers 21 African languages, but here's the twist - African institutions own the data, not Google. A new model for digital sovereignty in the AI age?
Uber Eats launches Cart Assistant, an AI feature that builds grocery lists from photos or text. But this move signals a bigger shift in the grocery delivery wars.
Meta, Google, OpenAI, and rivals unite for first joint European AI accelerator. Is this collaboration or competition by other means?
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[email protected]As India hosts the first AI Impact Summit for developing nations, can it truly offer an alternative to US-China AI dominance, or is it just another market expansion play for Big Tech?
New research shows electric vehicles could become economically competitive across Africa by 2040, driven by solar charging systems and falling battery costs.
Disabled bodies have long been absent from sex tech conversations, but new accessible devices are changing the landscape of inclusive pleasure technology.
Samsung introduces privacy display technology in Galaxy S26, allowing users to selectively hide screen areas from onlookers. A new frontier in smartphone privacy or just another gimmick?
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[email protected]Elon Musk announced plans for a lunar manufacturing facility to xAI employees as 6 of 12 founding members have left. What's really behind this cosmic pivot?
Toyota launches its first US-made electric SUV amid strategic pivot. Can the hybrid king conquer the EV market with familiar branding and American manufacturing?
FDA refuses to review Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine application, marking a shift in vaccine policy under RFK Jr's leadership
OpenAI fires policy executive who opposed ChatGPT's adult mode, raising questions about corporate culture and AI safety priorities in the era of commercialization.
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[email protected]The Washington Post fired 400 staffers and ousted its CEO, but owner Jeff Bezos remains silent. Media professionals question his real agenda behind the newsroom bloodbath.