Eric Schmidt AI Commencement Backlash Reignites
As backlash 2026 builds, Eric Schmidt faces boos at graduation and new scrutiny over AI, hiring fears, and policy moves shaping student careers.
Musk loses key OpenAI court battle as jury rules
Coverage of the OpenAI court battle after a jury found Elon Musk waited too long to sue, and what the verdict means for OpenAI and the wider tech sector.
Musk loses key OpenAI lawsuit on timing grounds
In the Musk OpenAI court case, a jury found Elon Musk waited too long to sue. Here is what the court decision means for OpenAI and tech suits.
AI vigilante sting leads to France paedophile arrest
In France, an AI vigilante sting led to a paedophile arrest, raising urgent questions about AI traps, evidence handling, and police coordination.
Campus cyber strike disrupts schools worldwide, probes
Rolling Live coverage tracks the stryker cyber attack hitting universities and schools, as officials issue Today guidance and each Update clarifies scope.
China to ban drone sales in Beijing for safety
China drone sales ban reshapes Beijing retail rules, licensing checks, and compliance for pilots and firms, as authorities cite Beijing security risks.
Japan Airlines tests humanoid robots for ground work
Japan Airlines is trialling humanoid ground staff at airports, and the humanoid robots 2025 push signals wider airport automation, safety and labor shifts.
Musk’s OpenAI case tests charitable giving norms
Elon Musk says the OpenAI lawsuit could reshape charitable giving rules in AI, as courts scrutinize nonprofit promises, funding, and governance today.
Lisbon Tech and AI Sector Accelerates Growth with Innovation and Global Investment
Lisbon is rapidly emerging as a leading hub for technology and artificial intelligence, attracting startups, global investors, and innovation driven companies. The city’s growing reputation in the tech industry is supported a strong digital infrastructure, access to skilled talent, and a business friendly environment that encourages experimentation and growth. As demand for advanced technologies continues […]
EU broadcasters push for tougher Big Tech rules as smart TV power battle intensifies
Europe’s leading broadcasters are urging regulators to tighten oversight of major technology companies, warning that smart TVs and virtual assistants are becoming powerful gatekeepers controlling access to content and audiences. The call comes as media groups raise concerns about the growing influence of platforms operated companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple and Samsung. With digital […]