Climate change has crossed a line — now science wants countries to answer for it. Climate change is often discussed in terms of global summits, scientific reports, and...
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What looks like harmless scrolling is now under legal fire as Europe questions how TikTok keeps children hooked. In today’s digital world, endless scrolling has become...
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Brazil is moving to make the internet safer for its children—by placing responsibility not just on parents, but on the platforms themselves. The government of Brazil is...
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When seconds decide survival, Japan’s universal artificial blood could remove one of emergency medicine’s biggest barriers — the wait for a matching...
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What happens when a video looks real, sounds real, and feels real — but isn’t? In an age where artificial intelligence can recreate faces, voices, and events with...
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As OpenAI weighs loosening ChatGPT’s safeguards, a deeper battle is unfolding between profit and responsibility. The recent firing of Ryan Beiermeister, a senior policy...
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Before the first helicopter lifted off and before boots touched the ground, an algorithm was already at work — scanning signals, mapping risks, and quietly shaping the...
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For five days in February, New Delhi is not just hosting a conference — it is hosting the future. As global leaders, tech giants and policymakers gather for the AI Impact...
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As the US and China race ahead in artificial intelligence, most nations face a hard truth: without working together, they risk being left behind. The race to dominate artificial...
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For decades, we were told cannabis would cloud the mind for life — but a groundbreaking 44-year study now challenges that belief and reshapes the debate on brain health and...
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