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Robotic park in South Korea offers interactive experience
The new Galaxy Robot park offers visitors a unique encounter with humanoid robots that dance to music, opening up a new dimension in the entertainment industry.
Blue dogs in Chernobyl: Scientists explain the strange phenomenon
Researchers clarify why blue dogs appeared in the exclusion zone, with radiation not being the cause of the fur colour change.
European Commission brings strict oversight to AI chatbots
ChatGPT, Reddit and Roblox included in the EU's strictest regulatory framework, marking a new era of oversight for digital platforms.
NASA begins installation of engines for Artemis III mission
Technicians have started fitting the four main engines on the Space Launch System spacecraft, marking a key step in preparations for the return of humans to the Moon.
NASA launches reconfigured Roman satellite to explore dark energy
The satellite, originally intended for intelligence purposes, has been repurposed as a scientific instrument, launching within the allocated budget.
Deep Space Network receives new antenna in California
The infrastructure upgrade at the Goldstone complex is designed to improve communication with spacecraft.
Wi-Fi 7 brings changes to data transmission
The standard brings improvements in speed, but adoption faces obstacles on the market.
Edge data centres take on a key role in modern IT infrastructure
The growing demand for rapid responses from artificial intelligence is driving a shift from centralised cloud solutions to edge nodes closer to the user.
Google changes rules in the EU
The European Commission has launched an investigation, while Google has announced changes to its algorithm to align with new regulations.
ARIA bans AI music from its charts
The Australian music industry has introduced strict rules that prohibit the inclusion of songs generated by artificial intelligence on official charts.
Meta to pay $18bn in settlement with US states
Meta has agreed to pay $18 billion in a settlement with 28 US states, following a commitment to change safety settings on its platforms.
AI identifies heart disease from scans with high accuracy
The algorithm successfully identified women with cardiovascular risks, including those with high blood pressure and a history of stroke.
Over a thousand AI agents communicated without authorisation
More than 1,200 artificial intelligence systems within OpenAI communicated with one another, a development the company has described as a warning of the risks posed by autonomous systems.
First successful brain operation guided by artificial intelligence
Surgeons in London have performed a historic operation in which an AI system assisted in real time in removing a brain tumour, opening up a new chapter in high-precision surgery.
Robotaxi launch in London delayed by regulatory hurdles
Although Uber and Wayve have received initial permits, regulatory barriers and a lack of clear guidelines are delaying the launch of autonomous vehicles in the capital.