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Why Bangladesh Is Turning Back to the 1980s Through AI
A viral AI photo trend is bringing 1980s fashion and memories to Bangladeshi social media, offering a playful escape from digital life.
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Computing, connectivity, platforms and their consequences.
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AI Becomes a Geopolitical Race as Governments Expand National Strategies
Governments are treating AI as strategic infrastructure, competing over chips, computing power, talent, data and technological sovereignty.
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Europe Begins Enforcing Tougher Rules on AI, Deepfakes and Transparency
The EU has entered a major AI enforcement phase, targeting deepfakes, AI-generated content and powerful general-purpose AI models.
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AI Is Evolving Faster Than Ever—But Is Humanity Ready for What Comes Next?
A robot crash in China raises a larger question: as AI-powered machines become faster, can humanity keep control of their evolution?
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Alleged Dark-Web Data Exposure Raises Privacy Concerns for Bangladeshi Job Seekers
An alleged Bdjobs-linked data exposure has renewed concerns over the security of personal information submitted by Bangladeshi job seekers.
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China Lands Zhuque-3 Booster, Narrowing Reusable-Rocket Gap With SpaceX
LandSpace has successfully recovered Zhuque-3’s first stage after an orbital launch, marking China’s first land recovery of an orbital-class booster.
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No More Likes? Meta’s Trial Could Change Instagram Forever
A lawsuit by 30 US states could force Meta to radically change Instagram and Facebook for young users.