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Deepfake porn to become a crime in UK in 'first-of-its-kind' law

The amendment to the country’s Criminal Justice Bill will make adults who create deepfake porn “face the consequences of their actions”.

Euronews Tech Talks

How technology is saving lives in the operating rooms

With Dr. Nadine Hachach-Haram's story, we kick off our mini-series on European Health Tech Pioneers. They spearhead breakthroughs, paving the way for the development of various medical technologies that are already impacting our lives.

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Why Milan is a great place to grow your tech career

Partner content presented by Jobbio

Milan has invested heavily in its tech ecosystem to become Italy's biggest hub. Here's why your next tech role should be in the world's fashion capital.

Mobility

New Swedish app gives money for reporting wrongly parked cars

A Swedish company has launched a new app which lets its users earn money by reporting wrongly parked cars.

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My Wildest Prediction

Are we living in a simulation, or is a simulation wrapping around us?

Nikolas Badminton's work is the antithesis of mindfulness. He is a futurist and "hope engineer," renowned for delivering talks globally and mentoring high-level executives and government officials for over three decades.

Tech News

China's shadow loomed over sixth EU-US Trade and Technology Counci

US and EU officials convened last week (4-5 April) for the sixth Trade and Technology Council (TTC) in Leuven to revive post-Trump era discussions. Tightening Sino-Russian relations, unresolved disputes, and potential return of the Republican to the White House cast a shadow over proceedings.

Business

A European country wins top slot in a best-to-do business poll

Countries from Europe, the Middle East and Africa were judged across nine categories, including fair and predictable tax, governance, availability of skilled workers, and public health and sustainability.

Europe News

Children use ‘instinct’ to protect themselves from online harm - study

Children often rely on their own instincts when faced with threats to their safety online, such as explicit content or online grooming, a new study reveals.

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Luxury sanctuaries: Behind the growing demand for doomsday bunkers

'Existential angst' about the threat of a global conflict has led to a growing number of people investing in doomsday bunkers.

Tech News

Microsoft warns China is using AI content to sway voters' opinions

A new report from Microsoft details China's use of social media and AI-generated content to influence opinion.

Health news

Could a smartphone app help to detect early signs of dementia?

Researchers say the app could be used to detect early signs of dementia in younger people as well as monitor the effects of treatment.

Ecotech

This robot disguised as a fox will scare wildlife away from runways

The robot can be disguised as a fox or coyote to scare wildlife away from runways.

Tech News

Google to purge billions of files containing personal data

Google will purge billions of files containing personal data in a settlement of the Chrome privacy case.

Tech News

This French start-up may have solved AI’s copyright training issues

The Common Corpus aims to create a space for open science.

Tech News

Microsoft to unbundle Teams and Office globally amid antitrust probe

Microsoft first unbundled Teams from its Office suites in October in the European Union and now will reportedly make the move global.

Smart Regions

Discover Lisbon's historic Técnico Innovation Centre

In partnership with the European Commission

This state-of-the-art space is an ideal meeting point for scientists, students and entrepreneurs.

Tech News

Google's Gmail launched on April Fool's Day 20 years ago

Twenty years on, Google's Gmail now has an estimated 1.8 billion accounts.

Money

What does Sam Bankman-Fried’s sentence mean for crypto?

The SBF saga saw many people lose their life savings, causing them two years of stress.

Mobility

Inside the new Dutch centre advancing the future of European hyperloop

While critics claim it's an example of policymakers "chasing a shiny object," backers believe hyperloop could become a mainstay of future travel.

Tech News

Open source AI is getting an official definition. Here’s why

AI companies that claim they are open source, such as Musk’s latest AI venture, open source the weights but not the data they are trained on nor the training process.