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Technological advances from artificial intelligence, robotics, and medical devices are rapidly changing the world and how we use them for practical purposes.

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A boy wears an AI helmet in the film "Makemation"

'Makemation' film explores an AI future for Africa

'Makemation' film explores an AI future for Africa

The Nigerian film "Makemation" uses storytelling to explore what an African AI future could look like.
TechnologyJune 6, 202604:13 min
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Analyzing volcanic crystals with a high-tech microscope

A device able to see new details in tiny crystals can reveal how magma rises, which might help predict eruptions.
ScienceJune 5, 202602:11 min
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Ukraine is now the world's AI war lab

Ukraine is now the world's AI war lab

The Ukraine war has accelerated drone and AI combat technology. This is how these new warfare tools are made.
ConflictsJune 3, 202609:56 min
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Do large-scale AIs make society's problems worse?

Do large-scale AIs make society's problems worse?

The advantages of artificial intelligence have been well-documented. But are the drawbacks being overlooked?
TechnologyJune 2, 202608:43 min
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Space race: Why Portugal is reaching for the stars

Space race: Why Portugal is reaching for the stars

A spaceport is being built on a small Portuguese island in the Atlantic. Is Portugal about to become a space nation?
BusinessMay 31, 2026
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How recycled coal could revolutionize wastewater treatment

How recycled coal could revolutionize wastewater treatment

Today, activated carbon ensures clean water in Germany's Ruhr Region - and could become a global standard.
Nature and EnvironmentMay 26, 202606:59 min
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Holograms of Holocaust survivors help ensure their life stories are not forgotten.
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Critics see the controversial US tech company's 22-point manifesto as evidence of "techno-fascism."
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Apple switches CEO: What it means for the tech giant

Apple's top hardware engineer John Ternus will lead the $4 trillion iPhone maker, as Tim Cook steps back.
BusinessApril 21, 2026
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China's chip ambitions shake up global tech industry

China may trail at the cutting edge of chip power, but its "good‑enough" tech is fast powering the global economy.
BusinessApril 20, 2026
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Birth without a mother: Who controls reproduction?

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