EU fines AliExpress 550 million euros for selling dangerous goods
The EU has imposed a fine on the Chinese online marketplace AliExpress for selling illegal goods.
Volkswagen crisis deepens: union says 140,000 jobs at risk
Volkswagen faces potential 140,000 job cuts amid cost-cutting measures and plant closure risks.
India Prepares for Historic Launch of First Private Orbital Rocket
Developed by the private company Skyroot Aerospace, the Vikram-1 is a multi-stage rocket approximately the height of a seven-story building.
Study: AI Chatbots More Likely to Criticize Western Leaders Than Authoritarian Ones
For example, if you ask the Anthropic Claude chatbot to create a critical pamphlet about U.S.
EU demands Google open Android and search data to AI competitors
EU statements on digital transformation
“Society is undergoing a profound digital transformation.
AI May Initially Fuel Inflation Before Reducing It — Fed
Artificial intelligence may initially fuel inflation and then contribute to its reduction.
Even the Best AI Makes Mistakes: Why Radiologists Remain Key to Diagnosis
AI in healthcare shows promise but has limitations, with radiologists remaining crucial for accurate diagnosis.
In Germany, police and firefighters searched for hours for a cobra that turned out to be an AI fake
He allegedly showed police a blurry photo of the suspected snake.
Uber engineers ‘burned through’ annual AI budget in four months
Uber spent its entire 2026 AI budget in four months due to rapid adoption of Claude Code by engineers.
Nearly half of teenagers in Germany envy the generation without social media
Nearly half of German teenagers envy generations without social media, citing stress and distraction.