Tag: technology
Female MEPs targeted by “digital violence”
Scores of female MEPs have been targeted by deepfake pornography websites, it has been revealed.
The sites are said to have published false and altered...
Will AI Make Your Job Obsolete?
Artificial intelligence can already write reports, analyse data, produce images and write computer code. As its capabilities improve, a question is becoming increasingly difficult...
Is Your Phone Actually Listening to You?
You mention a product in conversation. Hours later, an advert for it appears on your phone. It can feel too specific to be a...
What Constant Screen Time Really Does to a Child’s Brain
Children today are the first generation to grow up surrounded by smartphones, tablets and streaming services from infancy. Technology has transformed childhood in remarkable...
App offers chance to explore – and keep fit
A retired telecoms worker from Belgium is among those behind an innovative App that aims to keep you fit and discover “hidden gems” all...
Is AI making us lazier or smarter?
A few years ago, asking a computer to explain a complex concept or help plan your week sounded like science fiction. Today, it has...
Top airline offers ‘better than at home’ connectivity
Emirates’ flagship A380, long celebrated as one of aviation’s most iconic aircraft, is set to reach new heights as the first installation of next-generation...
Humans competing with AI in 2026: How to Stay Competitive in...
What artificial intelligence can replace, and the uniquely human skills that still matter most
For the first time in history, humans are no longer competing...
AI and the Future of Work: How Robotics Will Transform the...
A Future Arriving Faster Than Expected
The conversation around AI and the future of work is no longer speculative, it’s already unfolding around us. Ten...
Brussels landmark unveils its latest innovative installation
Brussels’ Atomium is more than just an architectural icon—it’s a symbol of innovation, creativity, and cultural evolution.
This landmark is once again pushing artistic boundaries...

















