Coal remains the leader in global energy, generating nearly a third of electricity
The world is installing wind turbines and solar panels faster than ever, but coal still generates more electricity than any other source, by a huge margin.
Following a series of cyberattacks on government websites, French Prime Minister demands urgent response team
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu demands urgent creation of a cyberattack response team after recent breaches.
Americans under 30 increasingly fear AI’s impact on their jobs
Young Americans are increasingly concerned about AI’s impact on their jobs, according to a Pew Research Center survey.
OpenAI launches special version of ChatGPT for teens aged 13–17
OpenAI is launching ChatGPT for teenagers with new safeguards.
AI begins to create jobs in the UK: 54% of firms report new roles
Artificial intelligence is beginning to create jobs in the UK.
US to increase Tomahawk production from 60 to over 1,000 missiles per year
The US military has signed a seven‑year contract with Raytheon worth 22.9 billion dollars, which will enable a substantial boost in output.
Meta faces billion-dollar fines and potential changes to Facebook and Instagram: Trial begins in California
Opening statements began on Tuesday in the case against Meta, jointly led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta.
OpenAI and Anthropic cut AI model prices amid competition with China
This price war is unfolding against the backdrop of rising AI costs, forcing companies to limit its use and seek cheaper models.
France’s highest court blocks social media ban for teens under 15
This decision was a setback for President Emmanuel Macron, who actively supported the bill.
US to allow private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations for the first time
Such threats include ransomware attacks, financial fraud, and sextortion.