UN rights chief: AI race is already a human rights emergency
The press line from Volker Türk: urgent, meaningful action, before the pace of the machines writes the rules
The press line from Volker Türk: urgent, meaningful action, before the pace of the machines writes the rules
The new organisation continues to use the “Danube Institute” name even though the Hungarian government is no longer involved
France’s Mistral and Germany’s Black Forest Labs join U.S. giants in arguing that open models strengthen leadership, safety, and sovereignty
The trillionaire leverages immense wealth, technological platforms, and personal influence to reshape political discourse on both sides of the Atlantic
The authority is suspected of scrapping of a hefty fine against Meta's Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses after investigative journalism raised red flags
From "state in a smartphone" to drones, Starlink and defence tech, Mykhailo Fedorov has reformed a vast and rigid system during wartime
The 79-year-old engineer who is estranged from his son said he found the Balkan country “idyllic”
A strong third party could disrupt the U.S. political landscape in several ways
The richest man on earth posted: “Is it time to create a new political party in America?”
Was his departure a divorce from Trump’s vision or a calculated strategic withdrawal?
The US president confronted Cyril Ramaphosa in a style reminding of his clash with Zelenskyy
The tech billionaire personal history fuels his bias, now US official policy