Funeral for Volhynian crime victims exhumed in Puzniki
Anna Desmarais
Elon Musk’s AI bot Grok under fire for antisemitic, anti-Turkey posts
After a code update last week, Elon Musk’s Grok chatbot released a string of controversial answers against the Jewish community and several world leaders, leading to restrictions in Turkey.
Former Twitter co-founder launches messaging app run on Bluetooth
Jack Dorsey, the co-founder of Twitter, launched BitChat over the weekend as a beta messaging app that works over Bluetooth networks rather than WiFi or mobile data.
‘Stop Killing Games’ petition may trigger change to EU video game laws
The ‘Stop Killing Games’ petition reached 1.25 million signatures. If they can be validated, the European Commission will evaluate whether new laws are needed to save online games when they are discontinued.
Is the EU doing enough to integrate Ukrainian defence tech?
A promising first step but Ukraine is still not included in the “common planning” that the European Union is doing regarding its rearmament plans, an expert tells Euronews Next.
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What we know about Iranian-linked hacker group Robert?
Iranian-linked hacker group Robert claims to have 100 gigabytes of emails sent between members of US President Trump’s inner circle.
US greenlights billions for Moon missions despite Musk’s opposition
The US is granting $10 billion (8.5 billion) for Moon missions that go against what SpaceX boss Elon Musk hopes to see from NASA.
US Senate says no to deregulating AI in 99-1 vote
US Senators voted against a 10-year ban on regulating AI at the state level.
Meta announces new ‘superintelligence’ unit to work on AI
Meta announced that it is creating a new team to focus research on artificial general intelligence, the ability for a model to think at the same level of reasoning as humans.
Which European countries have laws against deepfakes?
People in Denmark will soon have the copyright to their own likenesses as a way to fight against deepfakes. What other countries have laws that govern the use of fake or AI-generated videos?
Musk-Trump fallout means stronger EU Tech enforcement, experts say
Now that Elon Musk is no longer a special employee of the Trump administration, experts say there could be greater enforcement of the Digital Services Act against Musk’s social media platform, X.
Who are the four tech executives joining the US Army?
We take a closer look at the first four tech executives joining the US military as reserve members.
Big Tech isn’t doing enough to fight disinformation, EDMO says
Big Tech companies that signed on to a voluntary EU code of practice against disinformation aren’t doing enough to fight back, according to a new analysis.
Which AI chatbot is the best at protecting your privacy?
A new study has found the best AI model to protect your data, and it comes from Europe.
OpenAI pauses Jony Ive partnership marketing in trademark dispute
OpenAI has to stop advertising a partnership project with an iPhone designer due to a trademark dispute. But the case hints at what we could expect from the Jony Ive partnership.
How Iran could retaliate against the US with cyberattacks
The US said it is bracing for “low-level cyber attacks” after bombing Iranian nuclear facilities.
Adult content creators warn new Swedish law ‘takes away safest option’
Adult content creators in Sweden are pushing back against new legislation that makes it illegal to buy online adult content.
Could using ChatGPT make you dumber? New study says it can
A new study shows that using ChatGPT could mean “a likely decrease” in learning skills and could internalise “shallow or biased perspectives”.
How is the UK boosting defence? Everything to know about its strategy
Euronews Next takes a closer look at the UK’s war-fighting readiness plan to see what weapons will be procured and whether other countries should follow suit.
Tesla readies for possible robotaxi launch this weekend
Tesla could be launching its Cybercab over the weekend. Is the automaker ready?
What is the US ‘bunker bomb’ that could be deployed in Iran?
One of the weapons the US could use in Iran to destroy nuclear facilities is a 30,000-pound ordnance designed to reach bunkers or underground targets.
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