US President Joe Biden is scheduled to visit Vietnam on September 10 for a meeting with Nguyen Phu Trong, the leader of Vietnam's ruling Communist Party. This visit to Hanoi comes immediately after Biden's participation in the G20 summit in India, showcasing the United States' strategic engagement in the Indo-Pacific region.

US President Biden to visit Vietnam after G-20 in India: White House

In a case that has captured international attention, a Swedish-Russian man, Sergei Skvortsov, who was arrested during a dramatic helicopter raid on his suburban Stockholm residence last year, is now facing charges in Sweden.

Swedish-Russian national accused of espionage, supplying western tech to Moscow

India's inaugural artificial intelligence school has been opened in Kerala. The groundbreaking inauguration of the Santhigiri Vidyabhavan took place in Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of Kerala.

Redefining education, India's maiden AI school unveiled in southern state of Kerala

Driverless cars have been making quite a splash in the news, for all bizarre reasons. However, a recent study suggests that these simple tech hiccups are just the tip of the iceberg. There might be troubling issues lurking within the technology that powers these autonomous vehicles.

Racism in AI and Tech: Self-driving cars are blind to dark-skinned people?

When it comes to implanting chips under the skin it doesn't seem to have reached its full potential the act still feels like a gimmick rather than a modern robotic human and such is the scenario when this technology has already existed for many many decades. Would you ever get an electronic chip under your skin? The chips planted under the skin tend to carry the RFID technology. RFID or radio frequency identification enables technologies like tap to pay.

Human chip implants: Are they successful?

The Indian government is exploring the potential of a new technology called, direct-to-mobile (D2M), which would enable mobile users to watch live TV channels on their smartphones without an internet connection.

Explained: What is Direct-to-Mobile technology? Here's how it works without internet

Tech experts and activists have been criticizing the use of facial recognition technology saying that it will only increase racial discrimination.

Facial recognition less accurate for people of colour

Tinder, the popular dating app with over 75 million active users, is stepping up its game with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to optimise users' profile images.

Swipe right to perfection: Tinder tests AI-powered tool for picking your picture-perfect pose

Last week, two papers by South Korean scientists made an extraordinary claim that sparked a social media frenzy and pushed up prices of some stocks in China and South Korea: the discovery of a practical superconductor.

Superconductor claims spark investor frenzy, but scientists are sceptical

The people who are talking about extraterrestrial life and UFO's this time round aren't some crazy conspiracy theorists. But members of a Congressional Committee in the United States of America. And the ones who are making the claims aren't some chaps with a bee in the bonnet. But two former navy fighter pilots, and a retired former intelligence officer. So what proof is being furnished to drive home the claim about UFO's? Mohammed Saleh explores.

US Reverse engineering alien technology | US Congress probes the truth about UFOs

Britain's data regulator said on Tuesday it will examine Worldcoin, a project by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman where users provide their iris scans in exchange for a digital identification and free cryptocurrency.

UK data watchdog to make enquiries about Worldcoin crypto project: Report

After over 40 years of Agrentina's mass abduction of babies during the military dictatorship in the 1970s and 1980s, an Artificial Intelligence artist posted pictures of how the kids would look now, with the hope to reunite them with their families.

AI reimagines babies abducted in Argentina's 1970s dictatorship era to help find them

The automotive sector across the world works synonymously with technological innovations. Here is an 18-wheel all-terrain vehicle which Glides over rocks it slides over trunks.

Innovative 18-wheel all-terrain vehicle

In this episode of Tech It Out, our focus is on India's very own 'suicide drones'. We tell you how technology can help control seizures. Find out if iPhones are getting cheaper anytime soon. Watch the full show to know more.

IIT's suicide drone, Tesla in India and more | Tech It Out: ​Ep 119 | Full Show

On the show, we keep bringing you updates from the world of robotics. Watch this story to see how robots are becoming smarter and more sophisticated in 2023.

Can humans and robots co-exist?

In today's digital age, where cyber threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, organisations face the daunting task of protecting their sensitive information and infrastructure from malicious actors.

Artificial Intelligence: Confronting challenges in cybersecurity

Since its inception in the form of ChatGPT and various other Chatbot AI, the global race, which has just begun, is soon expected to get crowded. Now, South Korea aims to take the baton of manufacturing chips for the booming AI industry.

South Korea joins the AI race; aims to become a global leader

A groundbreaking study led by Integrated Biosciences, a biotechnology company focused on ageing research, has showcased the remarkable potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in discovering novel senolytic compounds.

AI revolutionises ageing research: Leads to discovery of promising anti-ageing compounds

Elon Musk, the CEO of electric car giant Tesla, announced on Thursday that the company is on the verge of achieving fully autonomous vehicles "later this year." Speaking via video link at an artificial intelligence conference in Shanghai, Musk expressed his confidence in Tesla's progress towards achieving full self-driving capabilities.

Elon Musk expects fully autonomous self-driving Tesla vehicles 'later this year'

The Indian Supreme Court, on Monday (July 3) reopened with a “series of futuristic upgrades”, including paperless and technology-enabled set-up in courtrooms and free wifi for advocates, litigants, media persons and others.

Indian Supreme Court receives ‘series of futuristic upgrades’ with paperless courtrooms, free WiFi

Gun violence has become the leading cause of death among Americans under the age of 18. Don't be surprised if we tell you that you can buy guns on social media.

Lethal devices sold on social networks

What would you do if you could modify your body to add mechanical parts? If you could just go up to a shop and ask for cyborg arms or legs? What would the society look like?

Japanese researchers turn horror story to reality, develop cyborg 'Jizai Arms' that can be strapped on. Watch!

Tech giants have been trying to build a quantum computer for years but Microsoft has been a little ahead of its competitors. Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Satya Nadela revealed his roadmap and there are chances of building a supercomputer in the next ten years.

Microsoft to build a supercomputer in next 10 years

The Singapore Police at Changi Airport introduced Robocop, or Robot Police, after more than five years of trials to make any lawbreaker think twice. Two robots, almost seven feet tall each with fully extended 360-degree vision, have been patrolling the airport since April this year, which adds to the country's "police presence," "extra eyes on the ground," and add to their technological arsenal.

'Extra eyes on the ground': Singapore police introduce 'Robocop' at airport for patrolling

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US President Biden to visit Vietnam after G-20 in India: White House

Swedish-Russian national accused of espionage, supplying western tech to Moscow

Redefining education, India's maiden AI school unveiled in southern state of Kerala

Racism in AI and Tech: Self-driving cars are blind to dark-skinned people?

Human chip implants: Are they successful?

Explained: What is Direct-to-Mobile technology? Here's how it works without internet

Facial recognition less accurate for people of colour

Swipe right to perfection: Tinder tests AI-powered tool for picking your picture-perfect pose

Superconductor claims spark investor frenzy, but scientists are sceptical

US Reverse engineering alien technology | US Congress probes the truth about UFOs

UK data watchdog to make enquiries about Worldcoin crypto project: Report

AI reimagines babies abducted in Argentina's 1970s dictatorship era to help find them

Innovative 18-wheel all-terrain vehicle

IIT's suicide drone, Tesla in India and more | Tech It Out: Ep 119 | Full Show

Can humans and robots co-exist?

Artificial Intelligence: Confronting challenges in cybersecurity

South Korea joins the AI race; aims to become a global leader

AI revolutionises ageing research: Leads to discovery of promising anti-ageing compounds

Elon Musk expects fully autonomous self-driving Tesla vehicles 'later this year'

Indian Supreme Court receives ‘series of futuristic upgrades’ with paperless courtrooms, free WiFi

Lethal devices sold on social networks

Japanese researchers turn horror story to reality, develop cyborg 'Jizai Arms' that can be strapped on. Watch!

Microsoft to build a supercomputer in next 10 years

'Extra eyes on the ground': Singapore police introduce 'Robocop' at airport for patrolling

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US President Biden to visit Vietnam after G-20 in India: White House

Swedish-Russian national accused of espionage, supplying western tech to Moscow

Redefining education, India's maiden AI school unveiled in southern state of Kerala

Racism in AI and Tech: Self-driving cars are blind to dark-skinned people?

Human chip implants: Are they successful?

Explained: What is Direct-to-Mobile technology? Here's how it works without internet

Facial recognition less accurate for people of colour

Swipe right to perfection: Tinder tests AI-powered tool for picking your picture-perfect pose

Superconductor claims spark investor frenzy, but scientists are sceptical

US Reverse engineering alien technology | US Congress probes the truth about UFOs

UK data watchdog to make enquiries about Worldcoin crypto project: Report

AI reimagines babies abducted in Argentina's 1970s dictatorship era to help find them

Innovative 18-wheel all-terrain vehicle

IIT's suicide drone, Tesla in India and more | Tech It Out: ​Ep 119 | Full Show

Can humans and robots co-exist?

Artificial Intelligence: Confronting challenges in cybersecurity

South Korea joins the AI race; aims to become a global leader

AI revolutionises ageing research: Leads to discovery of promising anti-ageing compounds

Elon Musk expects fully autonomous self-driving Tesla vehicles 'later this year'

Indian Supreme Court receives ‘series of futuristic upgrades’ with paperless courtrooms, free WiFi

Lethal devices sold on social networks

Japanese researchers turn horror story to reality, develop cyborg 'Jizai Arms' that can be strapped on. Watch!

Microsoft to build a supercomputer in next 10 years

'Extra eyes on the ground': Singapore police introduce 'Robocop' at airport for patrolling

IIT's suicide drone, Tesla in India and more | Tech It Out: Ep 119 | Full Show