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Newest first · UTC+11:00Demographic shift fuels growth in China’s elderly care, insurance sectors
Powered by AI, the silver economy is driving product innovation and unlocking substantial new consumption growth
· Zhu Wenqian
Demographic shift fuels growth in China’s elderly care, insurance sectors
Powered by AI, the silver economy is driving product innovation and unlocking substantial new consumption growth
· Zhu Wenqian
Samsung, Mistral AI discuss cooperation in AI memory sector
SEOUL, April 5 (Yonhap) -- Executives from Samsung Electronics Co. and French artificial intelligence (AI) startup Mistral AI discussed potential cooperation in the AI memory sector, industry sources said Sunday.
· Choi Kyong-ae
France’s Mistral AI seeks Samsung memory for AI expansion
France’s Mistral AI is in talks with Samsung Electronics to secure advanced memory chips, as the startup moves to lock in supply for its expanding AI infrastructure amid tightening global demand, industry sources said Sunday.
· Jo He-rim
How can Beijing attract top-tier Chinese AI professionals based abroad?
Strategy would help country transition from ‘major trainer’ of talent to ‘development highland’ as tech competition with US intensifies
· Jane Cai
How can Beijing lure top-tier Chinese AI professionals based abroad?
Strategy would help country transition from ‘major trainer’ of talent to ‘development highland’ as tech competition with US intensifies
· Jane Cai
From Brady Bonds to Marcos 2.0: When debt fails, health systems break — and devolution follows
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· gdecastro0289
Apple at 50: Three products that changed how we live - and three that really didn't
Few companies have managed to define how people use technology in their everyday lives as resoundingly as Apple.
· Laura Cress
AI videos fuel rhetoric as Orbán bids for four more years in Hungary
Warning: This piece refers to scenes of violence from the start
· Reha Kansara
What next for the struggling rural mothers in China who helped to build AI?
Data-labelling workshops once hailed as a solution in the country’s poverty alleviation campaign face a painful reckoning
· Alcott Wei
What next for the struggling rural mothers in China who helped to build AI?
Data-labelling workshops once hailed as a solution in the country’s poverty alleviation campaign face a painful reckoning
· Alcott Wei
How Social Media Verdicts Could Upend Tech Industry
Authored by Jacob Burg via The Epoch Times,
· Tyler Durden
AI adoption rises globally but gap widens -- Microsoft
GLOBAL use of artificial intelligence continued to expand in 2025, but uneven adoption between advanced and developing economies is widening a digital divide, according to a new report and statements from Microsoft Philippines.
· Jing Garcia
Is AI making Pinoys smarter about money — or just faster at spending?
PINOYS are making financial decisions faster than ever. Credit cards are approved online. Loans are evaluated in terms of monthly amortization. Insurance is often purchased when risk feels immediate. Promotions influence timing. Installment plans shape purchasing behavior.
· Shravan Thakur
AI infrastructure push targets universities, workforce shift
A PHILIPPINE telecommunications group is expanding digital infrastructure and training initiatives to help universities prepare students for an economy increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), an executive said during a forum in Manila.
· J.G. Amor
Toward a Filipino framework for AI
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· Noemi Lardizabal-Dado
‘A Season to Blossom’ Hallmark Cast Guide: Who Stars In This Springtime Romance Movie?
Move over, cherry blossoms! It’s the apple blossom’s time to shine—at least that’s what A Season to Blossom is saying.
· Alex Vena
Chinese surveillance tech rolled out in Africa with ZTE, Hikvision and Huawei at the helm
China’s ‘safe city’ project can counter terrorism and curb crime but critics worry it may repress political opposition and peaceful protests
· Jevans Nyabiage
Chinese surveillance tech rolled out in Africa with ZTE, Hikvision and Huawei at the helm
China’s ‘safe city’ project can counter terrorism and curb crime but critics worry it may repress political opposition and peaceful protests
· Jevans Nyabiage
How Will AI-Driven Automation Actually Affect Jobs?
Authored by Alex Imas and Soumitra Shukla via Ghosts of Electricity,
· Tyler Durden
Star snaps of the week: Mariah Carey, Gabby Windey, Timothée Chalamet, Rita Ora and more
1 of 18 Queen Mariah Carey celebrates her 57th birthday — or “anniversary,” as she likes to call it — on a yacht. mariahcarey/Instagram 2 of 18 “The Studio” stars Ike Barinholtz (from left), Seth Rogen and Kathryn Hahn shoot their Apple TV show in Venice, Italy. Getty Images 3 of 18 Mariska Hargitay patrols The Bron…
· Nicole Mazza
74 NYCHA execs boast $200K-plus salaries — as NYC tenants go without heat, hot water, basic repairs
The New York City Housing Authority is widely considered one of the Big Apple’s worst landlords, yet its top execs are living large in mansions on huge taxpayer-funded salaries – even as residents sometimes wait years for basic repairs.
· Rich Calder
How Deepmind’s Demis Hassabis ushered in the dizzying rise of AI superintelligence
It was March 2016, and more than 200 million people around the world were watching a battle 2,500 years in the making.
· Eric Spitznagel
Debris from aerial interception strikes Oracle building in Dubai, UAE says
The office of U.S. tech giant Oracle in Dubai was damaged by falling debris, the city's media office said on Sunday, as Iran continued to fire projectiles at targets around the Middle East in retaliation against U.S. and Israeli strikes.
· Azhar Sukri
Salarymen, specialists, startups and the AI future of work
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· Noah Smith
[Newspoint] A supreme scandal
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· Mia Gonzalez
From Brady Bonds to Marcos 2.0: The debt trap we escaped once
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· gdecastro0289
TESDA launches creative co-working hub for women, aspiring creatives
MANILA, Philippines — A co-working hub for women and aspiring creatives that would develop their skills and provide enterprise support and creative collaboration as well as equipping them with Artificial Intelligence-resilient skills have been launched by the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority.
· Red Mendoza
America Dependent On Chinese Electrical Parts For AI Build-Out
The race for U.S. leadership in AI is hitting a tangible wall made of steel, copper, and imported circuit breakers. Trillions in planned spending on data centers are running up against chronic shortages of transformers, switchgear, and batteries, the unglamorous gear that actually delivers power to the racks.
· Tyler Durden
Competition or ‘co-opetition’: how is convergence shaping Sino-US AI race?
Speech by CEO of Chinese AI start-up at Nvidia event in US highlights symbiotic nature of tech relationship despite geopolitical tensions
· Vincent Chow
Competition or ‘co-opetition’: how is convergence shaping AI race between China and US?
Speech by CEO of Chinese AI start-up at Nvidia event in US highlights symbiotic nature of tech relationship despite geopolitical tensions
· Vincent Chow
Online attacks and Luigi Mangione-inspired death threats in ugly brawl to build California AI megaproject
A vicious online attack — allegedly put into motion by a California nonprofit — to torpedo the construction of a massive AI data center led to calls for “public executions” and Luigi Mangione-inspired death threats, according to a new lawsuit.
· Marc Vartabedian
Can solar save the Philippines? How much, what are its gaps and promise?
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· Leah Sagaad
Mamdani taps fawning ‘WAP’ rapper Cardi B to spread word about free 2-K program
Mayor Zohran Mamdani enlisted the help of Cardi B on Friday in another cringy push to promote City Hall’s plan to provide free 2-K in some Big Apple neighborhoods this fall.
· David Propper
Micro AI Sentry Guns May Be Next Layer Of Defense For Data Centers Against Kamikaze Drones
Submitted by Cameron Rowe, Co-Founder and CEO of Sentradel,
· Tyler Durden
Elon Musk asks SpaceX IPO banks to buy Grok AI subscriptions: report
Elon Musk is requiring banks and other advisers working on SpaceX’s planned IPO to buy subscriptions to Grok, his artificial intelligence chatbot, the New York Times reported Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
· Reuters
OpenAI's Fidji Simo takes medical leave, announces leadership changes
Fidji Simo, OpenAI's CEO of applications, announced several leadership changes on Friday and revealed she is taking a significant medical leave because of a worsening neuroimmune condition.
· Ashley Capoot
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· The Associated Press
Couple slapped with $2200 in seatbelt fines by AI cameras
Auto news: These are Australia's safest roads.
· Maddison Leach
Apple’s 50-year history has redefined technology, culture and comebacks
A scrawny hippie and a nerdy engineer who became prank-playing friends vowed to change the world when they founded a Silicon Valley startup on April Fools’ Day 50 years ago and then – no joke – pulled it off.
· Michael Liedtke
Musk asks SpaceX IPO banks to buy Grok AI subscriptions, NYT reports
Elon Musk is requiring banks and other advisers working on SpaceX’s planned IPO to buy subscriptions to Grok, his artificial intelligence chatbot, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing people familiar with the matter.
· The Manila Times
Outrage over AI-driven data centers could aid Georgia Democrats
Meta’s Stanton Springs Data Center is seen Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, in Newton County, East of Atlanta. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart, File)
· Jeff Amy
Apple’s fitness chief who joked to employees about sleeping with Olympic skier retires: report
Apple’s fitness chief is retiring in the wake of allegations he fostered a toxic workplace and harassed employees — including claims he once joked about sleeping with an Olympic skier.
· Ariel Zilber
AI’s fluency in other languages hides Western worldview
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· Gareth Barkin
Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ Season 2 On Apple TV, Where Coop Keeps Robbing Houses And A Risk-Taking Neighbor Moves In
We wanted something more from Apple TV’s Your Friends & Neighbors than we got during its first season. There was a lot that was satisfying about it, namely Jon Hamm’s lead performance. But there was a lot going on in Westmont Village, and sometimes the show got distracted by those other stories. With a big addition …
· Joel Keller
Ateneo prof introduces robot for archaeological studies
(UPDATE) AN archaeology professor of the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) has introduced a robot that can help excavate archaeological sites with "greater consistency, precision, and care compared to manual methods."
· Red Mendoza
Data center security must change after Iran attacks: Microsoft president
Microsoft President Brad Smith told Nikkei that his company is sticking to its aggressive data center development plan. (Photo by Yuki Nakao)
· Staff Writer
Google issues 2nd security warning in days over Chrome browser attacks
It’s a case of search-engine failure.
· Ben Cost