UK Military support for Ukraine
Last month, Sir Keir Starmer announced a £1.6bn missile deal for Ukraine, on top of a £2.2bn loan to provide more military aid backed by profits from frozen Russian assets. The Lib Dems said the support package announced on Friday was “small change” and called for the government to seize Russian assets in Britain to
WhatsApp security flaw for windws application
WhatsApp, owned by Meta is a popular messaging platform known for its end-to-end encryption. It ensures privacy across mobile and desktop versions. However, a security flaw specific to the desktop version could put these privacy protections at risk, particularly for Windows users who haven’t updated to the latest version.The advisory explains that the issue arises
Human Centric AI
An ethical framework for AI must be built on principles of transparency, accountability, and fairness. It requires that developers, corporations, and governments alike engage in continuous dialogue about the societal impact of their innovations. By embedding ethics into every stage of AI development – from research and design to deployment and evaluation – we can
More Microsoft job cuts
At the start of the year, Microsoft confirmed it was implementing performance-based layoffs, though it said those let go would be replaced with new hires. Microsoft rates employees on a scale of 0 to 200 and bases their stock awards and bonuses on this rating. Anyone in the 60 to 80 range – 100 is
The New AI feature on WhatsApp
Meta’s ticket to increasing that figure is by tapping into WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger. Meta AI is now based on the new Llama 4 model, which shows that Meta is keen to continually upgrade its assistant and make it a WhatsApp chatbot staple – whether we’ve asked for it or not. The new circle or
Small businesses competing with large businesses
Large businesses often have massive budgets for pay-per-click advertising, social media campaigns, and video production. However, size can also be a disadvantage. These organizations may lack agility, take longer to pivot, and often struggle to connect personally with their audiences.In today’s digital-first economy, the pressure on small businesses to compete with large corporations is greater
Development of of Post-Quantum Cryptograph
The timeline for the development of Cryptanalytically relevant quantum computers ( is uncertain, which can cause many leaders to put preparation on the back burner. But delaying preparation could potentially expose organizations to significant risks. Leaders should start developing post-quantum cryptography (PQC) strategies now to help safeguard their organizations against Cryptanalytically relevant quantum computers .As
Google Pixel 10
While the Pixel 10 and its siblings – likely including the Pixel 10 Pro, the Pixel 10 Pro XL, and the Pixel 10 Pro Fold – probably won’t be launching for months yet, we have a good idea of what to expect from them.The Google Pixel 10 could give the Samsung Galaxy S25 a run
new AI policies in US
The new memos instruct U.S. agencies to prioritize AI products built in the U.S. and remove some of the safety requirements that had been in place under Biden. It also allows agencies to use pre-existing approval processes they had for other government IT, meaning that government agencies may theoretically be able to streamline the adoption
Personal Robot Market
The surge in personal robot demand is underpinned by identifiable societal and technological factors, each contributing to adoption patterns across diverse regions. Aging populations stand at the forefront, particularly in Japan, where 200,000 elderly households adopted companion robots—a 15% annual increase reflecting both demographic urgency and technological trust. Europe mirrors this efficiency focus in the