Revolutionary new technology unveiled to tackle vital driving laws as thousands face penalties
Drivers have been warned of tougher drink-driving rules after a new revolutionary roadside technology has been unveiled across the northwest.Merseyside Police has become the first police force in the UK to use new roadside alcohol-testing technology, which can help officers address cases of drink-driving more quickly.It forms part of Operation Take Off, a campaign aimed at stopping people from driving after drinking alcohol while returning home from holidays. The campaign was introduced after th...
AI radar ‘Bear-dar’ detects polar bear mother and cubs in Canada
An AI radar system called Bear-dar successfully detected a polar bear family. This system alerted weather station staff in Eureka, Nunavut, allowing a safe response. The bears were guided away from the station and returned to their sea ice habitat. Bear-dar was developed to detect polar bears in all conditions and times. This technology aims to reduce human-wildlife encounters and improve safety for everyone.
'The Trojan Teddy Bear': The promise and peril of childhood in the age of AI
AI is moving beyond chatbots and into toys, dolls, and robots built to befriend children. A leading child-development expert says the technology offers real promise — but also risks crowding out the human relationships children need most.
NHS to roll out wearable sensor in bid to cut sepsis deaths by a quarter over next 10 years
The NHS has unveiled a new strategy aimed at cutting sepsis fatalities by a quarter over the next decade, deploying innovative wearable technology to monitor vulnerable patients in their own homes.Under the new plan, individuals at greatest risk of developing the life-threatening condition will receive devices such as smartwatches and bracelets capable of tracking their vital signs remotely.These sensors continuously monitor heart rate and other key indicators, automatically alerting medical pro...
Workers enter ‘forever layoff’ era as firms cut jobs while hiring for AI
Microsoft and other tech giants are implementing frequent workforce reductions. These companies are simultaneously increasing investments in artificial intelligence technology. Many firms are reorganizing operations to adapt to the evolving technological landscape. This trend reflects a broader industry shift towards continuous workforce adjustments. Employees face uncertainty as businesses navigate AI integration and productivity demands.
Parag Agarwal was removed by Musk, now his AI startup is worth $2bn
Parag Agarwal, formerly Twitter's CEO, is now leading the AI boom. He pursued higher education at IIT Bombay and Stanford University. Agarwal joined Twitter in 2011 and later became its Chief Technology Officer. After an unplanned exit from Twitter, he launched his AI startup Parallel Web Systems. This new venture focuses on building infrastructure for artificial intelligence workloads.
After 18 years in the US, ex-Meta employee returned to Bengaluru. Here's why
After spending 18 years building a successful technology career in the US with companies like Microsoft, LinkedIn and Meta, engineering leader Balaji Gururajan returned to Bengaluru with his family. His decision was driven not by financial goals but by a desire to be closer to ageing parents and spend more time with his children. His journey highlights how personal priorities can reshape the meaning of success beyond career achievements and global opportunities.
'AI will create more jobs than it eliminates': Cisco president Jeetu Patel
Cisco president Jeetu Patel believes artificial intelligence will create more jobs than it eliminates. AI fluency will become a crucial skill, making some workers significantly more effective. Technology advancements lower costs, spurring new products and markets for growth. The future will offer more jobs, but their nature and required skills will change. Prioritizing AI skills development is essential for workforce preparedness.
Unleashing Speed: The Top 10 Fastest Cars in the World for 2026 – Speed Kings Revealed!
Buckle up, car enthusiasts! The 2026 lineup of the fastest cars is here, showcasing jaw-dropping speeds, insane horsepower, and cutting-edge technology that redefine what it means to drive.
Battle of the Titans: 2026 Electric SUVs Face Off - BMW iX vs Mercedes EQS vs Audi Q8 e-tron!
The future of electric SUVs is electrifying! Discover how the BMW iX, Mercedes EQS, and Audi Q8 e-tron stack up in this ultimate showdown of luxury, performance, and cutting-edge technology.
She moved from LA to San Francisco for AI job, but tech wasn’t biggest change
A journalist moved from Los Angeles to San Francisco for an AI startup role. She found a work culture focused on building products and new technology. Her journalism skills proved valuable in explaining complex AI concepts to a wider audience. While missing her home, she embraced this significant technological shift. She is grateful for the unexpected opportunity which changed her career path.
Same Soviet DNA, different fighters: How India's Su-30MKI compares with China's J-16
The Su-30MKI from India and China's J-16 fighters are both rooted in similar design principles but show distinct differences. The Su-30MKI offers superior agility thanks to its thrust vectoring and canard configuration. In contrast, the J-16 boasts sophisticated indigenous radar and electronic warfare technology. While the J-16 excels in beyond-visual-range engagements, India is focusing on upgrades to bolster the Su-30MKI's operational capabilities.
BrahMos at 25: How India is taking a critical missile technology into the future
The Brahmos missile proved decisive in Operation Sindoor, neutralising Pakistani air bases. This supersonic weapon, developed with Russian collaboration, bypasses advanced air defense systems effectively. Its deployment across all three Indian armed forces enhances strategic capabilities significantly. The missile's export success highlights its potent anti-ship and defensive platform roles. Continuous development ensures the Brahmos remains at the forefront of missile technology.
TCS takes on OpenAI, Anthropic; to build a team of forward-deployed engineers
Tata Consultancy Services is building a large team of engineers for its AI business. The company plans to hire up to 8,900 forward-deployed engineers to assist clients. TCS is also exploring acquisitions in artificial intelligence and data security areas. This strategic move positions TCS to compete directly with major AI technology firms. The IT giant believes AI will increase the need for its integration and management services.
US job cuts hit 443,600 in 2026; this month saw the most tech layoffs
US companies announced 443,600 job cuts from January to June 2026. Technology sector led these reductions, with artificial intelligence cited as the primary reason. May 2026 saw the most severe wave of layoffs, impacting many tech firms. AI accounted for twenty-two percent of all job cuts this year. Hiring remains historically low, reflecting automation's impact on employment.
Meta replies to Centre's notice on Instagram ads, action likely after scrutiny: IT secretary
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) is currently analyzing Meta's recent response to a notice regarding advertisements related to child abuse materials. The government received this reply on Saturday and is diligently reviewing its specifics. Decisions regarding future actions will be based on a thorough examination of Meta's proposed measures aimed at combating online child sexual abuse, reaffirming the government's commitment to child safety and platform accountabili...
Bill Gates' 2027 Predictions: Prepare to Be Shocked by His Vision for the Future!
Bill Gates is no stranger to making bold predictions, but his insights for 2027 will leave you questioning everything. From transformative technology to staggering economic shifts, discover the future through the eyes of one of the world’s wealthiest visionaries.
Kospi dream rally fumbles: World's best-performing stock plunges 7%
South Korea's Kospi index experienced a significant 7% decline on Monday. Rising Middle East tensions and oil price spikes rattled global investors worldwide. Technology stocks, including SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, led the sharp fall. The market correction intensified concerns over AI-linked semiconductor company valuations. Despite the recent drop, the Kospi remains a top global performer this year.
China's Neuralink rival bets on brain tech without opening the skull
China is prioritizing non-invasive brain-computer interfaces for future industries. Neuracle Medical Technology's device received regulatory approval for commercial use. Chinese startups are developing ultrasound and sensor-based neural technologies. These companies aim to make neural tech accessible and affordable for many. The nation's coordinated ecosystem supports adoption in rehabilitation and assistive technologies.
Brennan calls on GAA to employ video technology
Brennan calls on GAA to employ video technologyImage source, InphoImage caption, Brennan felt three key decisions went against his team in their defeat against Kerry ByDavid MohanBBC Sport NI journalist at Croke ParkPublished2 minutes agoDublin manager Ger Brennan has called for the GAA to introduce video technology to assist officials make key decisions following his team's All-Ireland SFC semi-final defeat by Kerry.Brennan felt three big decisions went against his side including Kerry's early...