International/Technology & Science

The Israeli president agrees with Altman that AI 'is like developing nuclear weapons' and says 'international convention' is required

Israel's participation at the conference is seen as an opportunity for the Jewish state to set itself as a valuable asset to Africa

NASA’s panel represents a new page in the U.S. government book—embracing some degree of transparency in a subject beset by ridicule and stigma

Over 350 signatories including OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and two of the three winners of a Turing Award, say the new technology poses a serious threat

'The interests of the United States and China are intertwined, like conjoined twins, who are inseparable from each other,' Musk said

The tech giant and the top envoy discuss tense relations between China and the United States, and the electric vehicle market

One of the most recent cases of government censorship happened amidst last Sunday’s elections in Turkey

Netflix says over 100 million households share accounts on the service, 'impacting our ability to invest in great new TV and films'

European regulators accuse Facebook's parent company of transferring EU user data to the United States

Enzymit and Aleph Farms announce the successful development of insulin substitutes, which will reduce development time and cost

The group announces further talks for the “responsible” use of Artificial Intelligence

According to the data, 61 percent of respondents fear that AI poses risks to humanity, while only 22 percent disagree

Sweeteners are consumed by millions of people every day, partly for losing weight; but how healthy these substitutes are has long been a matter of controversy

Musk responds to concern over changes, 'but don’t judge too early. I am adamant about defending free speech, even if it means losing money'

Musk himself will transition to the role of chief technology officer of the social media platform within the next few weeks

A network of spyware called 'Snake' was disrupted by the counter operation code-named 'Medusa' by making the code 'turn against itself'

Born in March, the baby was healthy and did not need any medication or treatment

'We do take the criticism seriously and want to continue the engagement to ensure we understand better the implications'

The proliferation of artificial intelligence will jeopardize many functions in the workplace

'We consider these 19 online platforms and search engines have become systematically relevant and have special responsibilities to make the internet safer'

The Starship capsule was scheduled to separate from the first-stage rocket booster three minutes into the flight, but separation failed to occur

'Not only is this much safer than the traditional method, but for this first patient it has been virtually painless'

Initial celebration was short-lived after the German artist refused to receive the award, in feud with organizers