Dubai — For the first time, a U.S. soldier—not a trained aviator—planned and executed real-world missions in military exercises with …


Dubai — For the first time, a U.S. soldier—not a trained aviator—planned and executed real-world missions in military exercises with …

Zeina Haggag champions purpose and inclusion in a field often defined by complexity and challenge. Her journey reflects how women …

Oppo’s latest smartphone welcomes its global launch.

Ericsson, Nokia combine their efforts on research into 6G video.

Dubai — The UAE’s Artificial Intelligence, Digital Economy, and Remote Work Applications Office in collaboration with Google, launched “AI for All” …

Microsoft, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Oracle University, and Core42 will equip more than 20,000 government employees with cutting-edge AI skills …

The delay in one process, which Amazon said occurred in the early hours of Monday morning, had a knock-on effect which caused its systems to stop working properly.

This disclosure comes as OpenAI faces mounting legal scrutiny over the way ChatGPT interacts with users.

New initiative bridges academia and industry with joint research labs, AI projects, and co-developed digital tools.

Meetings by the Copyright and AI Reference Group are planned over two days to discuss encouraging fair, legal avenues for using copyrighted material in AI; improving certainty; and making it easier to enforce existing rights.

With over 2.8 million downloads and 5 million+ lives impacted, myAster is transforming how people access personalised health, wellness, and beauty …

BD’s portfolio of products and solutions include devices designed to address staffing shortages, patient safety and clinical workflow challenges, as well as reduce operational waste and unlock value, enabling Saudi Arabia’s goals to transform healthcare in the Kingdom.

Co-founder Mukund Jha on democratising software creation, building autonomous business ecosystems, and why MENA is central to Emergent’s next chapter. …

Lawyers involved in the case believe that this could potentially result in a £1.5 billion compensation pay-out to consumers and businesses who subsequently overpaid.