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AI ‘Godfather’Yann LeCun raises nearly $1 billion for his startup

His startup aims to develop AI systems that can make more informed decisions by leveraging data from cameras and sensors.

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Anthropic sues US Defense Department over supply chain risk label

The Pentagon last week designated Anthropic a supply chain risk, meaning companies must stop using Claude in the defence department.

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Dassault Systèmes harnesses AI to transform industry

Euronews Next sat down with Florence Verzelen, executive vice president at Dassault Systèmes.

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Why women are disappearing from Europe’s tech workforce

Workplace culture is the biggest reason why women are leaving their tech jobs, a new report shows.

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Lenovo on its rollable laptops and AI super agents

The world's largest PC maker is hoping to revolutionise how people interact with technology through forward-thinking screen designs and supercharged adaptive AI.

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Airports of the future: Could AI make airports smarter and greener?

From passengers to fuel consumption, here are the technologies that could help airports operate more efficiently

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What are the innovations coming to Formula 1 in 2026?

Formula 1’s 2026 regulations bring a range of technical changes to the sport, targeting everything from the bodywork to the engine of the cars.

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Watch: How is artificial intelligence used in warfare right now?

Recently, OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, reached an agreement with the US Department of Defence for classified military use. This got your reporter thinking: how is AI used in warfare right now?

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This wearable device lets your pets call you when they need attention

The device is designed to recognise certain movements made by a pet and turn them into alerts or calls to the owner.

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US designates Anthropic a supply chain risk after AI military dispute

The Trump administration’s unprecedented move against Anthropic over AI safeguards is forcing government contractors to reconsider their use of the company’s chatbot Claude.

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Beyond the AI hype: why the screen is the hero of MWC 2026

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At MWC 2026, TCL showcases ultra-large SQD-Mini LED TVs and NXTPAPER smartphone displays, arguing that in an AI-driven era, the intelligent experience begins with the screen.

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Japan’s new space pioneers

In partnership with The Government of Japan

Japan is transforming space technology into commercial solutions to safeguard Earth’s increasingly crowded orbit.

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Driverless trains and ancient treasures: inside Thessaloniki's ultra-modern metro

In partnership with the European Commission

After nearly 20 years of construction, Thessaloniki’s first metro is finally running. Driverless trains ease traffic and pollution, while stations display ancient artefacts uncovered during works. The €3bn project was completed thanks to strong EU and European Investment Bank support.

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Boycott AI: Should you quit ChatGPT after its Pentagon deal?

A growing protest movement is encouraging people to cancel their subscriptions to the popular AI chatbot.

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Mobile World Congress 2026: Robot phones and Europe's 5G warning

GSMA's director general, Vivek Badrinath, spoke to Euronews about what to expect from the technology conference and issued a stark warning to Europe over its 5G deployment.

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Can Europe service satellites in space with orbital repair robots?

European engineers are preparing to repair satellites in space. Their 'orbiting breakdown trucks' are capable of fixing, servicing and refuelling valuable hardware hundreds of kilometres above our heads. Euronews hears insights from Thales Alenia Space and Exotrail on their latest innovations.

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Uber's European drone ambitions take off in Ireland

Uber is teaming up with Irish drone company Manna, which already delivers small objects, such as phone chargers or medication, to people in Dublin and Ireland in roughly three minutes.

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Japan tests AI robot monk ‘Buddharoid’ to guide Buddhist faithful

An AI powered robot monk called Buddharoid debuts in a Kyoto temple, answering personal questions and raising new questions about faith and technology.

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Could this new material make rugby safer for young players?

The material stays soft and flexible during normal play but stiffens instantly on impact to absorb energy, potentially lowering the force transferred to the brain.

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US rights to free speech vs. European rights to set their own rules

Europeans and Americans talk past each other while rivals watch. The EU can set its own standards, but in an interconnected economy, decoupling fantasies and grandstanding won’t help.