Jon Stewart Is Right About the Dangers of AI

R ecently Jon Stewart did a segment poking satire at the promises of AI highlighted by tech CEOs. I don't think automating your toasters is the best way to show the potential of AI, as Jon did, but I ... Read More

The future of software development: Low-code vs no-code

Dawid Przespolewski, Head of Business Development at Future Processing explores the future of no-code and low-code for business. Read More

Boeing’s CEO search has a new front runner— and it could mean radical changes for the $104 billion planemaker

Boeing’s CEO search has a new front-runner—and insiders say it could mean a radical change for the $104 billion ailing planemaker ... Read More

Technology’s Role in Modern Winemaking

Technology has revolutionized every aspect of our lives, and Wine Society and the wine industry is no exception. From cultivation of the grape to the process of producing and finally tasting the ... Read More

Earthna Prize to honour the role of traditional knowledge in addressing sustainability challenges

The prize, launched on International Earth Day, aims to diversify, educate and activate the environmental movement worldwide. To honour and promote the important role of the knowledge passed down ... Read More

Germany arrests three people for alleged involvement in transfer of military technology to China

The German Federal Prosecutor's Office arrested three citizens on suspicion of working for the Chinese secret services to transfer technology with potential military applications on Monday. Officers ... Read More

Next-generation technology empowering Ethereum’s main network

The Ethereum community has been actively exploring and integrating new technological advancements that would boost the capabilities of the mainnet. One such advancement is Polygon’s zkEVM Type 1, ... Read More

Alabama school partners with lab on nuclear weapons technology

An Alabama higher education entity has secured a major partnership with a national laboratory. Auburn University has teamed up with with Los Alamos National Laboratory to promote RFID technology. The ... Read More

Most 18-year-old Texans aren’t signed up to vote despite a law requiring voter registration in high schools

Texas high schools have long been required to distribute voter registration forms to older teens twice a year. But Dzul said that wasn’t happening at Houston’s DeBakey High School, and he initially ... Read More

People without lawyers are an early focus of new state court access group

The state Supreme Court created the group in February to promote equal access to the courts and “inspire a high level of trust and confidence” in the system. Read More

University of Strathclyde launches LLM, technology and innovation course

Guided by its founding principle of “a place of useful learning” and its mission to positively impact the lives of students, society, and the world, the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow launched ... Read More

Green Cabbage Announces Release of Elegion to OneWorkspace Platform

Elegion Provides the Best Assistance in Indirect Tech and Contingent Workforce Terms & Conditions ... Read More