Farmers using smart agritech face unresolved privacy concerns as artificial intelligence expands demand for their data without ensuring control.
Nour El Souki
At Armenia’s Silicon Mountains Summit, Hassan Mansour questioned technology’s value when people struggle to access and use essential services.
Huawei’s trial in New York puts corporate conduct before a jury, while US sanctions on Huawei raise wider questions about network security, technology access and whether governments can rely on a supplier fighting allegations as its research costs keep rising. Prosecutors accuse the Chinese telecommunications company of stealing American technology, deceiving banks and evading restrictions […]
Lebanon’s cabinet has approved the implementing decree for electronic signatures in public administration, which Minister Kamal Shehadi described as “a very important milestone."
Bitcoin Suisse’s overseas job moves raise questions about cryptocurrency in Switzerland as high costs persist and political interest fades.
SpaceX’s Qualcomm deal advances its Starlink 5G network, combining satellites and ground connections to challenge established American mobile operators.
AI companies are guarding chatbot answers as campaigns compete for influence, putting AI and election integrity to the test.
Britain’s UK military AI projects promise safer operations for troops while raising concerns over civilian protection and human accountability.
As AI takes over everyday decisions, concerns about AI influence on human agency grow alongside dependence on automated systems.
Israel is weighing fusion investment as AI demand tests whether Israel nuclear energy ambitions can deliver electricity in time.
