Technology

Phone Theft in UK Accounts for Nearly 40% of Cases in Europe, Data Shows Nearly two out of every five mobile phones stolen in Europe are taken in the UK, according to data gathered by an insurance provider. An examination of claims filed with the US-based firm SquareTrade indicated that

Chinese Premier Calls for Global AI Cooperation, Stressing Balance Between Development and Security Premier Li Qiang has proposed the creation of an international body to strengthen collaboration on artificial intelligence (AI), urging nations to align on the development and governance of the rapidly advancing technology. The proposal follows recent U.

SpaceX's Starlink Hit by Major Global Outage Due to Software Glitch A significant software failure disrupted SpaceX’s Starlink service on Thursday, leaving tens of thousands of users worldwide without internet access, marking one of the system’s largest outages to date. According to crowd-sourced outage tracker Downdetector,

A prominent advocate for online safety has called on the UK government to address the addictive features of social media platforms, as technology companies prepare to enforce new protections for children. Beeban Kidron, a crossbench peer, urged Technology Secretary Peter Kyle to utilize the Online Safety Act to establish updated

Tesla Faces Sales Decline in Europe, Struggles Amid Market Challenges Tesla’s sales in Europe have dropped by a third this year, according to recent data, following CEO Elon Musk’s warning that the company could encounter difficulties in the coming quarters. Figures released by the European Automobile Manufacturers Association

News organizations have been alerted to the significant risk to their online audiences as AI-generated summaries replace traditional search results, with a new study showing up to an 80% decline in user clicks. Google’s AI Overviews, which display summarized answers at the top of search pages, have become a