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Technological Advancement - Page 2

November 27, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

China’s Open-Source AI Blitz Overtakes America

China has overtaken the United States in the global market for open artificial-intelligence models, marking a pivotal moment in the race to shape the future of the technology. A joint study by

Artificial Intelligence

China Threatens AI Conference Boycott Over US Sanctions

China has escalated its dispute with the United States over artificial intelligence by urging scientists and tech researchers to boycott one of the world’s leading AI conferences after its organizers barred submissions from US-sanctioned Chinese institutions. The move, announced by

March 27, 2026

Krakow’s AI Shock: Poland’s Outsourcing Capital Faces Wave of Layoffs and Empty Offices

Artificial Intelligence

A gleaming nine-story office complex dominating Wadowicka Street in southern Krakow has become an unlikely symbol of Poland’s shifting economic fortunes. The expansive glass

Where Did Our Stupid Questions Go?

Artificial Intelligence

The internet has always been powered by a simple, humbling impulse: the need to ask a question we are slightly embarrassed not to know

Brin Pushes Google to Accelerate Gemini AI Race

August 13, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

Google co-founder Sergey Brin has in recent months urged key artificial intelligence staff to focus intensely on the company’s Gemini model as parent company Alphabet seeks to close a widening gap with

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Silicon Valley Is Building the Future — and Preparing for Its End

August 11, 2026
Diplomacy/Technology

On a Thursday evening in San Francisco, more than a dozen people gathered in a community office with alcohol-free wine, cheese, pens and sheets of paper. The meeting had been billed as

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Israel’s Election Goes Digital — and the Rules Have Not Kept Up

August 11, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Israel’s coming election is being fought not only through speeches, rallies and conventional advertising, but inside the digital systems that shape what voters see, hear and believe. Bots are being offered to

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Former Mossad Chief Takes Senior Role at US Defence Technology Firm

August 11, 2026
Business

Former Mossad Director David Barnea has joined US defence technology company Ondas Inc. as Global President and Chairman of Ondas Defense Ltd., taking a senior role as the Nasdaq-listed group accelerates its

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Intel Plans $15 Billion Share Sale as Chipmaking Turnaround Drives Stock Surge

August 11, 2026
Business

Intel plans to raise $15 billion through a share sale, using a surge in its stock price to help finance the costly expansion of its chip contract manufacturing business as the company

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Sony, TSMC Plan $6.3 Billion Image Sensor Plant in Japan

August 10, 2026
Business

Sony Group and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) plan to begin mass production of next-generation image sensor semiconductors in Kumamoto prefecture in southwestern Japan as early as 2029, with total investment expected

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When Separation Fails: The Iberia–Air Europa Warning

August 10, 2026
Aviation/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The human condition today is better than it’s ever been, and technology is one of the reasons for that. — Tom Clancy The Issue The near collision involving an Iberia Airbus A321

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OpenAI pauses AI model development over cyber security fears

August 8, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

OpenAI has partially halted the internal development of its new artificial intelligence model Astra after preliminary evaluations raised concerns that the system could possess “critical” cyber security capabilities. The US company said

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China confronts new AI bottleneck over Chinese-language data

August 8, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

China’s race to develop next-generation artificial intelligence is entering a new phase as a shortage of high-quality training data emerges as a potentially critical constraint on its technological ambitions. While US restrictions

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ByteDance Trains Giant AI Model to Challenge US Industry Leaders

August 7, 2026
Business

ByteDance is developing an artificial intelligence model that could rival the scale of Anthropic’s most advanced systems, highlighting China’s growing ambition to compete directly with the world’s leading AI laboratories as the

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