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Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Aspen Institute Bring Together Global Mayors to Strengthen Cooperation as International Alliances Strain

From April 27-29 in Madrid, Spain, Bloomberg CityLab will convene more than 700 mayors, policymakers, innovators, and creatives to address major issues facing cities worldwide including AI, housing and affordability, and the role of cities as bulwarks of democracy in an era of polarization Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Aspen Institute will bring the world’s mayors,…

artificial intelligence, Aspen Institute, Bloomberg CityLab, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Madrid, Urban Governance

GSMA MWC26 Barcelona closes 20ᵗʰ anniversary edition

MWC26 welcomed nearly 105,000 attendees for a week of AI, innovation and industry-defining debate as well as boundary-pushing new features Airport of the Future, New Frontiers and robots of all shapes and sizes MWC26, the world's largest and most influential connectivity event, this year celebrated 20 years in Barcelona, bringing together exhibitors, thought leaders, startups, and…

artificial intelligence, GSMA, MWC Barcelona, startups, tech industry

Artificial Intelligence Takes Center Stage at the Mobile World Congress

The leading technological force that no longer promises the future, but delivers the present From our special correspondent: David Jaramillo The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona once again places itself at the global epicenter of technology, but this time with an undisputed protagonist: artificial intelligence. If in previous editions AI appeared as a transversal promise,…

6G, artificial intelligence, Digital Transformation, Mobile World Congress, Smart Cities

Exposing biases, moods, personalities, and abstract concepts hidden in large language models

A new method developed at MIT could root out vulnerabilities and improve LLM safety and performance By now, ChatGPT, Claude, and other large language models have accumulated so much human knowledge that they’re far from simple answer-generators; they can also express abstract concepts, such as certain tones, personalities, biases, and moods. However, it’s not obvious…

AI safety, artificial intelligence, large language models, machine learning, MIT, neural networks

Big wifi Brother is watching you!

Experts caution that wifi could become an invisible mass surveillance system All those shops with free wifi networks that you walk or drive past on your way to work or elsewhere could be inadvertent surveillance zones. They have the potential to identify you, generating a complete profile of your movements. And all this without your…

artificial intelligence, Cybersecurity, data protection, digital rights, mass surveillance, wireless networks

The apocalypse is getting nearer, warn scientists

Earth is closer to destruction thanks to nuclear war, uncontrollable AI and climate change On 27 January, the Doomsday Clock(opens in new window) was set at 85 seconds to midnight. This is the closest it has ever been to midnight in its history. Exactly four years to the day, we introduced the symbolic Doomsday Clock…

artificial intelligence, Climate Change, Doomsday Clock, geopolitics, global risks, nuclear weapons

Meet the robot that talks likes us

In a first, scientists have taught a robot to learn lip movements by watching humans, instead of instructions Human-looking robots will become more and more commonplace in our daily lives. It’s understandable then that scientists want to make them look as human as possible. If they look like us, why not speak like us, too?…

artificial intelligence, facial expression, Human-Robot Interaction, Humanoid Robotics, machine learning, nonverbal communication

RESIST Project Begins Work to Reinforce the Resilience of Europe’s Critical Infrastructure

Coordinated by ETRA Investigación y Desarrollo S.A., the initiative brings together thirteen organisations from six EU countries, uniting technology developers, critical infrastructure operators, public bodies and research institutions Valencia, January 20, 2026 - The consortium behind RESIST, funded under the Horizon Europe Programme with an EU contribution of around €5 million, has officially begun its…

aerial surveillance, artificial intelligence, critical infrastructure, Horizon Europe, Interoperability, Security

Invention of DNA “Page Numbers” Opens Up Vast Possibilities for the Bioeconomy

Caltech researchers have invented a new technology to write long sequences of DNA with groundbreaking accuracy The power of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced computing has made it possible to design genetic sequences encoding for diverse biological applications, such as proteins that form the building blocks of materials stronger than steel, or personalized cancer treatments.…

artificial intelligence, bioengineering, biotechnology, genetic code, genetic synthesis, Scientific Innovation

This Berkeley professor is exposing the hidden physical toll of our digital world

Alex Saum-Pascual proposes that new artistic representations could help bridge the gap between knowing a technology is harmful and actually changing our behavior It’s easy to forget that the cloud isn’t an amorphous ball of fluff, says UC Berkeley Professor Alex Saum-Pascual — that it is, in fact, physical internet infrastructure that takes many forms in many…

artificial intelligence, Digital Humanities, electronic literature, Environmental Impact, internet infrastructure, UC Berkeley

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