By Kai Lindgren
Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.
At Cannes Lions, EY's Julie Linn Teigland Argues AI's Future Depends on Human Creativity
At the Cannes Lions festival, EY's Julie Linn Teigland argued that AI's future lies in deeply human, personalized experiences. She emphasize
UK Regulator Proposes Breaking Apple and Google's App Payment Duopoly
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is consulting on new conduct requirements for Apple and Google. The goal is to end restrictions t
AI Deciphers Ancient Scroll Buried by Vesuvius, Revealing Stoic Philosophy
A team of scientists used machine learning to read a papyrus scroll carbonized by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The text, a Stoic
Europe Must Act Now to Avoid Becoming a Digital Colony in the AI Race
The US administration's decision to restrict access to the advanced AI model Mythos shows Europe's vulnerability. Europe must scale up inves
Portuguese Graphene Coating Could Make Drones and Jets Invisible to Radar
A Portuguese spin-off from Instituto Superior Técnico has created a graphene coating that can absorb radar waves. The material could reduce
Uzbekistan Targets $5 Billion in AI Exports by 2030, Leveraging Young Workforce and Energy
Uzbekistan is targeting $5 billion in AI and IT service exports by 2030. The country's young workforce and energy resources are key to attra
Australia Doubles Fines as Teens Bypass Social Media Ban
Australia has doubled fines for social media platforms after 70% of under-16s remained active on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok t
China's Hidden Dependence on European Tech: Semiconductors, Aerospace, and Pharma
China's technological self-reliance drive faces hurdles as it remains dependent on European firms in key sectors like semiconductors, aerosp
US Clears Anthropic to Restrictively Re-release Mythos 5 AI Model
The US government has authorized Anthropic to redeploy its Mythos 5 cybersecurity AI model to certain critical infrastructure organizations.
EU States Push to Revive Message Scanning Law, Risking Deadlock on Child Safety Rules
EU member states are pushing to revive a temporary message-scanning regime for detecting child sexual abuse material, despite its rejection
Greece Selects Adrianos Golemis for Space Mission Within Two Years
Greece has selected Adrianos Golemis as its first astronaut, with a mission planned within two years. He will carry out experiments and tech
AI-Driven Chip Shortages Push Up Prices for Xbox, Macs, and iPads
Microsoft and Apple are increasing prices on Xbox consoles, Macs, and iPads by up to $300 (€265) due to soaring memory chip costs from AI de