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Microsoft President on how AI is going to change life as we know it

In an interview with Euronews, Brad Smith, President of Microsoft suggests that if AI ‘is the most powerful technology in the world, shouldn't it have at least as much regulation as a carton of milk?’

Mobility

Flying car model unveiled at Mobile World Congress

A working model of a car that can fly at the Mobile World Congress tech show in Barcelona has sky-high ambitions.

Tech News

AI models preferred to launch nuclear strikes in wargames test

Large language models (LLMs) acting as diplomatic agents in simulated scenarios showed "hard-to-predict escalations which often ended in nuclear attacks.

Tech News

What to expect from the best of European tech at Grenoble's Tech&Fest

Over 10,000 professionals and 500 start-ups are ready in Isère to showcase the latest European advancements in AI, cybersecurity, energy, and space.

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Business

Monitoring its employees too closely cost Amazon millions in France

France's data protection watchdog found the tech giant's practices breached workers' rights, fining Amazon a hefty €32 million.

Business

This AI startup went from zero to $1 billion in two years

Voice AI startup ElevenLabs has gained so-called "unicorn" status after its latest round of fundraising.

Tech News

Infrared hair dryers to air taxis: CES 2024's most eye-catching tech

From hairdryers that use light to dry your hair to the latest air taxi concepts, CES 2024 is brimming with new tech. Here's our pick of the crop.

Business Planet

How are clusters helping Europe's aerospace industry take off?

In partnership with The European Commission

In this episode of Business Planet, we travel to Poland to discover how the Silesian Aviation Cluster is helping more than 100 European firms extend their international reach by sharing knowledge and innovative solutions.

Markets

2024 European stock market: Key sectors driving growth

Euronews Business takes a closer look at the top-performing European sectors in 2023.

Tech News

2023 brings humans a step closer to a future with robots

Robotics experts say more robots will help humans across multiple industries.

Business

Intel has just sealed the largest investment ever in Israel

The chip maker has agreed to invest billions in Israel after securing a generous incentive from the country's government.

Markets

Why can't European tech firms compete with their US counterparts?

US tech stocks tracked by the Nasdaq 100 index reached new all-time highs on 19 December, surpassing the previous peak reached in 2021.

Tech News

These AI-powered headphones let you choose which noises to filter out

Deep learning technology could help you filter out unwanted background noises while keeping the ones you like.

Partner content

MTN & Huawei power the 5G revolution in South African coal mines

Partner content presented by Huawei

MTN’s 5G mining deployment is making waves in South Africa as the coal industry moves towards ground-breaking digitisation.

wellbeing

No 'smoking gun' evidence that Internet harms well-being, study says

A major study involving two million people has found no clear evidence that the widespread adoption of the Internet has harmed people’s well-being.

Sci-Tech

SME digitalisation: Huawei Connect 2023 showcases cutting-edge tech

In partnership with Huawei

We delve into the cutting-edge technologies showcased at Huawei Connect 2023, offering insights into how small and medium-sized enterprises can embrace digitalisation and sustainability, with highlights on renewable energy, digital solutions, and AI innovations.

Tech News

OpenAI was working on a concerning, powerful new AI model - report

A report says the new discovery called Q* fuelled safety concerns and that employees told the board about it before CEO Sam Altman was fired.

Tech News

Who is Sam Altman? From college dropout to creator of OpenAI's ChatGPT

The ousted leader of ChatGPT-maker OpenAI is returning to the company that fired him late last week, the latest in a saga that has shocked the artificial intelligence industry.

Work

Millions could be working a four-day week by 2033 thanks to AI

Incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into workflows could mean we work less for the same pay, according to the think tank Autonomy.

Tech News

Microsoft develops two new computer chips to offset high cost of AI

The tech giant won’t be putting its new chips on the market but will instead use them to power the AI capabilities of its subscription software services and Azure cloud computing.