President Bukele’s El Salvador has become the first country in the world to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender—but the Salvadorans aren’t ready to lead the crypto reform just yet.
Scientists at TU Dresden have successfully demonstrated the use of biocompatible chips that detect ‘pathological changes’ without medical supervision.
Google’s new software uses ground-breaking methods to improve the resolution of digital images using AI
Netflix have added two games to their mobile gaming app in Poland which could make a new direction for the streaming platform.
Affirm’s partnership with Amazon marks the next stage in the short-term loans takeover of e-commerce.
Here’s a list of the top three cars on the British roads—that don’t have to make pit stops at the gas station.
Elon Musk unveils a bot that will look and act like a human, with the aim of carrying out work.
Facebook have released a series of “top 20” lists of content seen on the widest array of US news feeds.
As advances in ML, AI and natural language processing (NLP) turn chatbots more humanlike, should companies tell customers they are communicating with bots?
Amid rising racial attacks, social media giants are introducing anti-abuse features to safeguard users from inflammatory comments and messages
A cohort of researchers at Georgia Tech have come up with a new VR-enabled BMI system—allowing users to ‘imagine an action’ to wirelessly transmit commands to prosthetic devices
Japan have used the 2020 Olympic Games to raise awareness and battle a massive global issue.
The Globally Relevant AIDS Vaccine Europe-Africa Trials Partnership (GREAT) announced the start of Phase I clinical trial of its experimental HIV vaccine
The European Commission’s latest verdict ascertains that data transfer isn’t added to the list of exchanges Brexit has disrupted
Luxembourg’s National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) charged e-commerce giant Amazon with a fine of $880 million over data privacy violations
The world’s first ‘speech neuroprosthesis’ technology allows for the decoding of full words from the brain activity of a paralyzed individual.
With its form resembling an alien space capsule, Cooler Master’s Orb X promises a full immersion into the videogame dimension.
Google are upgrading their Google Pay feature to introduce an NFC payment card.
EA finally presented the next chapter of its videogame saga, FIFA 22- which this year highlights its latest gameplay technology: HyperMotion.
Casio announces the collaboration with Pac-Man for the new A100WEPC model, a tribute to the vintage charm of the 80s.
Tesla have announced their first solar powered neighbourhood that they will build alongside two partners.
A look at an interesting and engaging way to educate the next generation of pilots.
The $399 Steam Deck is a powerful gaming PC in a Switch-like form factor.
NASA award contract for the building of habitation for astronauts in lunar orbit.
The MINI Vision Urbanaut, a concept that reimagines the future of transportation by turning the traditional car into a four-wheeled living room.
In a 35-minute hop from Nitra to Bratislava, Klein Vision AirCar completed its maiden flight, becoming the first car to fly inter-city.
A Columbia University study unveiled a new computer vision technique that imparts intuitive sense to machines—allowing AI to leverage ‘higher-level associations’ to predict movements.
A neural bridge has been engineered to instantly detect and suppress pain.
The first ever lab produced meat factory has been opened in Israel as it creates 5,000 burgers each day.
Microsoft’s new Windows upgrade is bringing a major interface redesign—but there’s more going under the hood than meets the eye.
Virgin Galactic received the ‘green light’ from Federal Aviation Administration to allow carriage of space flight participants following its successful May 22 demonstration.
Razer has partnered with Hong Kong-based waste cleaning startup ClearBot to leverage AI to reduce oceanic pollution
Google have opened their first ever bricks-and-mortar store.
In collaboration with the American space agency, SMART is developing the first consumer application of NASA‘s airless shape memory alloy (SMA) to create an innovative and futuristic bicycle tire that won’t ever go flat.
Adding an enzyme found in red blood cells to concrete makes the concrete fill any cracks.
On June 12th, Blue Origin sold the final seat to their first passenger flight into space.
China’s artificial sun moves us closer to creating nuclear fusion
The Boring Company have run their first test in Las Vegas.
The rapid progress in artificial intelligence and machine learning has opened new analytics possibilities in various team and individual sports, football in particular.
Flawless are using Deepfake technology in order to change the way that films are sold overseas.
Engineers are turning to the world of origami as an inspiration source for all sorts of applications, from medical devices to aerospace structures.
Scientists have developed a responsive artificial skin that provides haptic feedback and could be implemented in a range of applications such as medical rehabilitation and virtual reality.
Following the yesterday’s Snap Partner Summit, the imminent release of the fourth generation Spectacles will add a new, exciting feature to the glasses that launches them into a separate and rapidly growing market; augmented reality.
The new Adidas GMR technology aims to connect gaming and physical football worlds through insoles fitted with a smart tag made by Google.
NASA’s Black Brant XII lit up the east coast skies in hues of green, violet and blue as the KiNET-X mission blasted off the Virginian soil on Sunday
About 96% of adults say they have an internal dialogue. SoftBank’s social humanoid robot, however, is among the first in machines to engage in the tendency.
Toyota have acquired Lyft’s autonomous driving project. Is this clever boost into a growing market for Toyota or Lyft escaping from an unviable business plan?
US semiconductor giant Intel is looking to secure €8 billion in public subsidies to set up a semiconductor plant in Europe
Elon Musk is optimistic that a lunar landing by 2024 for the Artemis crew “seems likely”.
The European Commission’s first legal framework on Artificial Intelligence aims for “human-centric, sustainable, secure, inclusive and trustworthy AI”
