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September 3, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

North Korea’s AI Ambitions: Persistent Global Collaborations Amid Sanctions

North Korea has been aggressively advancing its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities in recent years, overhauling its legal and institutional frameworks and fostering specialized AI education. Despite these efforts, it’s unclear how well

Defence

Chinese Army Unveil ‘Super’ X-Rail Gun to Double Firepower of Navy’s Electromagnetic Weapon

Chinese military researchers have announced a radical new rail gun design that could dramatically boost the destructive power of electromagnetic weapons, potentially redefining future warfare. Dubbed the “X-rail gun,” the experimental system aims to double the kinetic force of current

July 19, 2025

Sri Lanka and Pakistan: Allies in War, Partners in the Indian Ocean’s Riches

Columns/Geopolitics

The following excerpts are based on a speech by the author as the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Pakistan during an event held in

Why Time Feels Faster as We Age — Hitchcock Study Offers New Clues

Education/Health

In a new study published Sept. 30 in Communications Biology, researchers used brain scans taken while people watched an old episode of Alfred Hitchcock

North Korea’s AI Ambitions: Persistent Global Collaborations Amid Sanctions

September 3, 2024
Artificial Intelligence

North Korea has been aggressively advancing its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities in recent years, overhauling its legal and institutional frameworks and fostering specialized AI education. Despite these efforts, it’s unclear how well

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