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Kazakhstan to Introduce AI in Schools from 2026 in Digital Education Push
Kazakhstan will introduce AI in schools from September 2026, starting with a pilot in rural areas. The initiative aims to personalise learni
ISS Crew Takes Shelter in SpaceX Capsule as Russian Module Leak Worsens
Four astronauts on the ISS were directed to take shelter in a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule as a precaution during repairs to a worsening air l
ISS Crew Takes Shelter in SpaceX Capsule as Russian Module Leak Worsens
NASA ordered the four astronauts aboard the ISS to take shelter in a SpaceX Dragon capsule after a worsening air leak in the Russian Zvezda
Counter-Drone Tech Takes Center Stage as Europe Plans 'Drone Wall'
European defence firms demonstrated advanced drone detection and counter-drone systems at a key industry event in Denmark. The showcase come
AI and Smart Pipelines: Protecting Europe's Energy Lifelines from Ageing Infrastructure
Around 500,000 km of oil and gas pipelines globally need upgrades, with leaks costing over €6 billion annually. AI-driven monitoring systems
Anthropic Co-Founder Warns of Losing Control as AI Nears Self-Improvement
Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark says 80% of the company's coding is already done by AI Claude. He warns that recursive self-improvement coul
Europe's Hidden AI Champions: The Infrastructure Stocks Surging in 2026
European firms supplying critical hardware for AI data centres have seen share-price gains of up to 2,200% in 2026. The list includes Nokia,
AI Leaders Warn of Bioweapon Risks from Unregulated Synthetic DNA Sales
Tech giants and biotech experts warn that unregulated synthetic DNA sales could enable bioweapon creation, especially as AI lowers knowledge
Martin Scorsese's AI Endorsement Sparks Backlash Across European Film Circles
Martin Scorsese has endorsed an AI tool from German company Black Forest Labs, calling it 'creatively freeing' for pre-production. The move
Bitcoin Plunges to $61,000 as Long-Term Holders Dump Holdings
Bitcoin fell to $61,300, its lowest since February, as long-term holders sold $2.4 billion in early June. US crypto regulation faces uncerta
From Robot Baristas to Military Drones: The Standout Tech at Computex 2026
Intel unveiled a multi-agent AI robot barista, while Foxconn demonstrated surgical assistants and factory robots. Taiwanese defense firms di
Broadcom's $300bn Market Cap Wipeout Sends Shockwaves Through Global Tech
Broadcom reported record revenue and soaring AI chip sales, but its failure to raise long-term targets triggered a 12% after-hours stock dro