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Twitter strips verified check mark from main New York Times account

Despite plans to begin removing them, just one account has lost its check mark for not paying for Twitter Blue so far.

World News

50 years ago: The mobile call that heralded a revolution for humanity

Half a century after American engineer Martin Cooper invented the mobile phone. Now it's used by more than 68% of the population.

Tech News

OpenAI's ChatGPT chatbot blocked in Italy over privacy concerns

Italy's data protection agency has ordered an immediate ban on the AI-driven chatbot over alleged privacy violations.

Culture news

Here's why people are ditching their smartphones for "dumb ones"

Are you tired of being a slave to your smartphone? Well, you're not alone! Join the growing trend of people ditching their flashy smartphones and returning to simpler, more classic phones - the beloved "dumbphones". But why the sudden interest in this retro revolution?

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The best AI tools to elevate your work that aren't ChatGPT

There's more to artificial intelligence than ChatGPT. These are the best AI tools that can increase your productivity and transform the way you work.

Tech News

How does China’s search giant AI chatbot compare to ChatGPT and Bard?

Ernie Bot is Chinese search giant Baidu’s answer to OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard.

Culture news

Here's how artists are fighting back against AI image generation

The emergence of new AI models, including Midjourney and DALL·E, has caused alarm among artists who fear that these advancements could threaten their livelihoods. However, artists are fighting back, using a variety of tactics to protect their creative output.

Mobility

The best new electric cars to look out for this year

Carmakers are scrambling to cater to the growing consumer demand for EVs. These are our picks of the best new electric cars on the market in 2023.

Mobility

World's first 3D-printed rocket launches but fails to reach orbit

Relativity Space's 3D-printed rocket finally lifted off on Wednesday night. But it failed three minutes into flight, far short of orbit.

Art

Why can't AI-art and artists work together?

"What is it that really gives art value to us?" How generative artist Tyler Hobbs blurs boundaries between machine and hand-made art.

Taiwan

Taiwan and Germany to build ties on semi-conductors and research

A German government minister is in Taiwan for two days of talks on education and research that could lead to closer ties on artificial intelligence and help her country tap the latest semi-conductor technology.

Scenes

Meet the 15-year-old coding genius from Spain

In partnership with Media City

There had never been a participant as young as me in a talk of this kind. I was only eight years old. They could not find a microphone for my size

Tech News

The best free alternatives to Twitter SMS authentication

Free SMS two-factor authentication is ending on Twitter. But there are other free options to secure your account.

Work

For Belarus' tech exiles, Poland's business visa is a vital lifeline

Once the talent driving Belarus' burgeoning tech scene, workers who fled Lukashenko's regime have now found a home and career in Poland.

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These are the 5 top tech sectors in Europe that are actively hiring

Partner content presented by Jobbio

Despite layoffs and cutbacks, the tech sector is still hiring. Here are five of the top sectors for job hunters in Europe.

Tech News

How one bank’s collapse left health start-ups feeling bereft

SVB served high-risk, high-reward firms. Entrepreneurs fear its downfall will leave a big funding gap and slow down innovation in healthcare.

Tech News

OpenAI's GPT-4 is here - and it's smarter than ever

OpenAI has unveiled GPT-4, an improved version of ChatGPT with new features and fewer tendencies to "hallucinate".

Tech News

Meta to shed another 10,000 employees in a fresh round of job cuts

The parent company of Facebook had already let go 11,000 staff in November in a bid to cut costs.

Money

How is Europe dealing with the Silicon Valley Bank collapse fallout?

The collapse of SVB, the biggest bank failure since 2008, has reverberated around the world. What is being done to limit the fallout?

Smart Regions

Greek organisation Corallia helps small businesses grow

In partnership with the European Commission

The Greek organisation, Corallia, helps small businesses grow and take on global markets through a network of business accelerators and mentoring programmes.