Cheaper and More Sustainable: Researchers Unveil Chipless RFID Tag
Scientists have designed a chipless RFID tag, which they claim could make tags cheaper but also more sustainable.
Katie has been a journalist for more than twenty years. At 18 years old, she started her career at the world's oldest photography magazine before joining the launch team at Wired magazine as News Editor. After a spell in Hong Kong writing for Cathay Pacific's inflight magazine about the Asian startup scene, she is now back in the UK. Writing from Sussex, she covers everything from nature restoration to data science for a beautiful array of magazines and websites.
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Travel Tech Provider Sabre Explores Sale of Booking Platform
Rumors circling yet again that Sabre is going to sell a part of its business to clear its debts.
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Study: Logistics Companies are Pushing Hard on AI Uptake
Logistics leaders are keen for AI implementation but there are hurdles to overcome.
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ChatGPT Reveals What Business Users Are Asking for Most
ChatGPT users get connectivity to "internal knowledge" sources - kicking off with Google Drive but Teams incoming too.
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Volvo Is Now Taking Orders for Its Groundbreaking Electric HGV
Orders are open for the FH Aero Electric truck, which boasts a 600km range and ability to recharge its battery in 40 minutes.
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Baidu Challenges DeepSeek R1 With New Models… Again
China delivers another DeepSeek rival as Baidu goes after the AI crown with claims of equal performance at half the price.
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Musk and Altman Agree to Fast Track Their AI Lawsuit
Should OpenAI be forced to stop its bid to become a for-profit business? We'll find out sooner than expected.
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Google Assistant Is Officially Retiring, Replaced With Gemini AI
Google seems to be hoping that Gemini will become so integrated into phone users’ experiences that it becomes a go-to.
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Big Tech Firms Agree That AI Standards Are Needed for Data
Microsoft, IBM, and Cisco are just a few of the big tech firms that are finally taking steps to better regulate AI.
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Community Notes Are Coming to Meta Platforms Next Week
Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Threads will all receive a serious moderation overhaul starting March 18th.
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OpenAI Asks Trump for Relief From State AI Regulations
OpenAI is already working closely with the Trump administration. Now, it's asking for more favors.
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Alibaba Seeking Top Spot with AI App Launch
eCommerce giant, Alibaba, is taking on OpenAI and DeepSeek with a new AI assistant, built on its Qwen LLM.
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TikTok Announces New Child Safety Tools, but Are They Enough?
Calming music and ability to block the app between certain times added by TikTok to aid users.
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TikTok Under Scrutiny for Use of Children’s Personal Information
A major UK investigation has been launched on how TikTok uses the data it collects on children to power its algorithms.
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iPhone Users Get New Google Gemini Widgets
Gemini easier to access on iPhones with launch of latest version of the app offering six new widgets.
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Study: DeepSeek Could Be Training on OpenAI’s Output
Researchers found startling similar stylistic traits in results from DeepSeek and ChatGPT, suggesting copyright foul play.
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Amazon and MailChimp Login Details Found in AI Training Data
More than 12,000 'data secrets' including logins and APIs keys found hardcoded in AI training dataset.
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You Can Try Out Google Gemini Code Assist for Free
Google offers free access to its Gemini Code Assist AI coding tool, as it predicts a huge boom in the developer population.
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More Than 3 Million Impacted by Massive New Data Breach
The target was a US-based provider of employee screening services which uncovered the hack two months after the fact.
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Microsoft is Testing a Free Version of Office – Here’s How to Get It
Free ad-supported version of Microsoft Office is available but the company warns it's only a test at the moment.
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AI Fears Become Reality As Bank Announces Thousands of Layoffs
DBS reveals how AI deployment will affect its workforce with 4,000 job cuts expected; but also promises recruitment drive.