A new study shows that artificial intelligence (AI) may transform the job content of nearly one million positions in London, including about 200,000 telemarketers, 150,000 bookkeepers and 95,000 data entry clerks, among others, which rely on repetitive tasks.
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Recently, the US military has conducted four test launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles. Behind the frequent launches lies not only a test of the reliability of the current nuclear deterrent forces but also a hidden strategic anxiety during the transition period between old and new equipment.
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Recently, an open initiative jointly issued by over 200 artificial intelligence (AI) experts, leading scholars, and policymakers—including former heads of state—from around the world has sparked profound reverberations in the international technology and political arenas.
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Recently, technology media have been closely following the rumors about Apple's next-generation foldable device, iPhone Fold, whose core parameters point to a technological breakthrough with an unfolded thickness of 4.5 to 4.8 millimeters.
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In today's era of rapid technological advancement, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the landscape of various industries at an unprecedented pace.
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Recently, Microsoft made a shocking decision to terminate the Israeli military's access to its technology for mass surveillance.
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Recently, it was reported that Intel has approached Apple to seek investment. This is at least the fourth major partner that the chip giant has contacted in just one month.
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This week, some of the world's largest chip manufacturers are implementing a new strategy to improve energy efficiency by using AI-driven involvement in chip software design.
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Recently, the global technology industry has been shaken by news that Intel is in preliminary negotiations with Apple on investment matters to promote the transformation of its chip business.
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Just weeks after the dust settled on its search engine monopoly case, Google is once again at the center of an antitrust trial.
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YTN TV of South Korea reported on Tuesday (December 16) that the South Korean court plans to make a ruling on the charges of former President Yoon Suk Yeol for obstructing justice on January 16, 2026.
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