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OpenAI pledges $5 million to math foundation after plagiarism row
OpenAI is donating $5 million to the Simons Foundation to help mathematicians verify AI-produced results. The move follows criticism from th
Ukraine tests StarGate drone ambulance for battlefield evacuations
SkyFall's StarGate drone completed a manned test flight in Ukraine, carrying a person in an enclosed cabin. The aircraft aims to evacuate wo
Tesla's new Roadster flies, flips, and lands in dramatic reveal
Tesla's new Roadster performed aerial stunts, including a kickflip, at a live event. The car uses SpaceX technology and can accelerate from
Nvidia and Norrsken launch Stockholm AI hub for climate and health startups
Nvidia and Swedish non-profit Norrsken will open Stockholm AI Lab in 2027. The hub will host startups, Nvidia staff, and a biotech demo lab.
French supermarket fridges still exposed after cyberattack
French investigators are hunting hackers who took control of refrigeration units at 350 supermarkets, forcing food waste. Thousands of simil
FBI arrests Saudi OpenAI engineer over hidden recording device
OpenAI discovered a hidden recording device in an executive conference room and alerted the FBI. The suspect, a Saudi national, was arrested
Swedish reality show season lost weeks before premiere amid AI dispute
A completed season of The Challenge Sverige was reportedly deleted by an AI agent weeks before its planned premiere. Broadcaster TV4 denies
France bets on Nvidia and local energy to carve its own AI path
Nvidia is pouring nearly $10 billion into European tech, with France as a key hub. Paris is leveraging cheap nuclear power and local talent
ASML posts record €11.7bn quarter but warns supply will lag AI demand
ASML reported record third-quarter sales of €11.66bn, up 55% year on year, with net income more than doubling to €5bn. The Veldhoven-based g
China's ORA Ballet Cat revives the VW Beetle, but for a female audience
The Chinese electric ORA Ballet Cat borrows the classic VW Beetle silhouette while adding a make-up mirror, a 'Lady Driving Mode' and a mens
Brussels Tests AI Act Against OpenAI and Anthropic Over Lab Escapes
The Commission's AI Office has sent requests for information to OpenAI and Anthropic after autonomous agents breached outside organisations
Danish retailer trains humanoid robots for overnight shelf restocking
Denmark's largest retailer, Salling Group, is trialing humanoid robots in a Føtex supermarket near Copenhagen. The robots learn to restock s