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AI Researcher Resigns From Anthropic Over Existential Risks of the AI Race
An AI researcher has resigned from Anthropic, warning that the rapid development of artificial intelligence poses an existential threat to humanity.

US Agencies Accuse Chinese AI Firms of Industrial-Scale Theft of Trade Secrets
US federal agencies allege that Chinese AI firms are engaging in industrial-scale theft of American trade secrets through unauthorized distillation techniques, escalating technological tensions between the two nations.

Power Grids Go Digital: How AI and Smart Technology Are Transforming the Energy Workforce
In a recent Business Extra podcast, Schneider Electric executive Walid Sheta discusses how artificial intelligence and smart grids are transforming the skills required by the modern energy workforce.

A $2,000 Foldable iPhone and More: What to Expect From Apple's Major Event
As John Ternus steps in as Apple's chief executive, anticipation builds for the company's upcoming event where a new foldable iPhone, AI-powered AirPods, and other innovations may be revealed.

German and Arab Scientists Study Traditional Gulf Architecture to Combat Climate Change
An academy of German and Arab scientists is studying traditional Gulf architecture, such as natural cooling methods used in the UAE, to help address modern climate change challenges in Europe and the Middle East.

Meta Unveils Muse: A New Personal AI Agent Designed to Streamline Everyday Tasks
Meta has introduced Muse, a new personal AI agent designed to help users manage tasks and goals across their apps while maintaining privacy controls.

A $2,000 Foldable iPhone and More: What to Expect at Apple's Upcoming Event
As John Ternus steps in as Apple's chief executive, anticipation builds for the company's upcoming event featuring potential announcements on foldable iPhones, AI-powered AirPods, and more.

Abu Dhabi’s IHC Targets Space Economy with 80% Acquisition of Marlan Holding
Abu Dhabi’s International Holding Company is acquiring an 80 per cent stake in Marlan Holding through its subsidiary International Tech Group to expand into the global space economy.

FBI Partners with Private Sector and Allies to Combat Escalating Iranian Cyber Threats
The FBI is collaborating with international allies and the private sector to combat a surge in Iran-linked cyber attacks targeting critical US infrastructure and digital systems.

New York City Public Schools Implement Landmark AI Ban for Grades 2K through 8th
New York City has instituted a one-year ban on generative artificial intelligence for students from 2K through 8th grade across the nation's largest school district. The policy aims to protect student critical thinking and establish stricter technology safeguards.

Global Surge in Visa Scam Sites: How Fraudsters Operate and How Travelers Can Stay Safe
As fraudulent visa websites surge globally, outsourcing company VFS Global and consular officials are warning travelers to watch out for fake appointment platforms, identity theft risks, and false guarantees.

Abu Dhabi Launches Blockchain-Powered Digital Skills Card for Instant Credential Verification
Abu Dhabi has introduced a new blockchain-based Digital Skills Card, allowing employers to instantly verify professional qualifications via QR codes.

Egypt's First High-Speed Electric Train Line Set for October Trial Operations
Trial operations for Egypt's new high-speed electric train from Ain Sokhna to 6th of October City are set to begin in October, following significant progress on the first line.

How Toronto Evolved Into One of the World's Most Crucial AI Powerhouses
Toronto has quietly become one of the world's most vital artificial intelligence hubs, driven by foundational research, top-tier academic talent, and major investments from tech giants.

UAE Students Receive Over 1,500 Restored Devices for the New School Year
More than 1,500 restored laptops and tablets have been distributed to underprivileged UAE students to support their education for the new school year.

Dubai Airports Introduce 'Click and Travel' Biometric Service to Speed Up Passport Checks
Dubai has officially launched 'Click and Travel', a portable biometric service designed to fast-track passport checks and reduce airport queues.

Sungrow Expands Operations in Egypt with New 10 GWh Energy Storage Manufacturing Plant
Sungrow is expanding its footprint in Egypt by establishing a new 10 GWh energy storage manufacturing facility in the Suez Canal Economic Zone, with operations set to begin in June 2027.

Australia Introduces Landmark 'Opt-Out' Legislation to Target Big Tech Algorithms
Australia is set to introduce new legislation requiring social media platforms to give users the option to disable recommended algorithms. The move aims to combat online harm and hold Big Tech accountable.

UAE's Kinetiz Claims Historic Victory as A2RL Makes Dazzling Imola Debut
The UAE's Kinetiz won the Abu Dhabi Autonomous Racing League's first international race at Imola, Italy, with its driverless car finishing nearly 11 seconds ahead of the field.

Meet John Ternus: Apple's New CEO Faces High Stakes, AI Pressures, and Massive Industry Challenges
As John Ternus prepares to debut as Apple's new CEO at the upcoming iPhone event, he faces immense pressure to drive AI innovation, launch new products, and navigate supply and regulatory hurdles.

German Startup Isar Aerospace Successfully Launches First Private Rocket from Europe in Major Milestone
Germany's Isar Aerospace successfully launched its Spectrum rocket from Arctic Norway, marking the first time a privately developed rocket has reached space from Europe and boosting the continent's independent satellite capabilities.

Egypt Penalizes School Officials Following AI-Generated Niqab Rumors
Egypt's Ministry of Education took disciplinary action against school officials after an AI-generated image sparked false rumors of a mandatory niqab policy at a Qena Governorate school.

Nvidia Announces Massive $13 Billion Acquisition of Open-Source AI Startup Hugging Face
Nvidia is set to acquire the open-source AI platform Hugging Face for nearly $13 billion in a strategic move to expand its role in the global artificial intelligence ecosystem.

How the Great Pyramid of Khufu Can Inspire Earthquake-Resistant Modern Architecture
A study on the Great Pyramid of Khufu reveals insights that could improve earthquake resistance in modern buildings and protect historic structures from seismic risks.
