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How AI and tariffs are transforming fast fashion

Recent papers examine how fast-fashion companies like Shein and Temu use AI to rapidly design and adapt products Fast-fashion companies churn out affordable, trendy tops and trousers to meet the tastes of the day, targeting fashion-savvy Gen Zers and young adults on a budget. For years, the Spanish fast-fashion retailer Zara has stood out for…

artificial intelligence, Environmental Impact, fast fashion, global trade, retail innovation, supply chains

‘Gifted’

Rooted in values, scorned as elitist, and now, in the age of AI, about to go extinct? Ellen Winner is a senior research associate at Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education and author of “Gifted Children: Myths and Realities.” For our new series “One Word Answer,” we asked to her discuss the…

artificial intelligence, children, Digitaltalent, Education, Emotional Intelligence, learning

Saudi Arabia’s Public Relations Sector Strengthens Its Position Among the Fastest-Growing Markets Globally

This model affirms that communication is no longer a merely supportive function but a strategic component that significantly influences competitive advantage and institutional value The global public relations sector is undergoing a profound strategic transformation that is reshaping its role within economic systems, driven by rapid technological advancement, shifting audience behavior, and evolving measurement tools.…

artificial intelligence, corporate reputation, Digital Transformation, public relations, saudi arabia, strategic communication

From living buildings to multitasking home robots, here’s how science is reimagining 2026

Living buildings, quantum computers, safety by design, home robots and AI-assisted pandemic preparedness. Europe’s researchers are reshaping how we live, work and design our cities in 2026 As science continues to push boundaries, the coming years could surprise us with self‑healing cities, robots that care and smarter defences against future pandemics. Here are five outlooks…

artificial intelligence, home robotics, living architecture, Public Health, Quantum Computing, Sustainability

Supporting deep tech start-ups led by women

Women TechEU is giving Europe’s female entrepreneurs a leg up in the deep tech industry. The winners of its last open call are getting financial and other support to scale up their deep tech innovations The fourth open call launched by the EU-funded Women TechEU(opens in new window) project to support women-led deep tech start-ups…

artificial intelligence, Biotech, femalefounders, Holland Greentech, startups, womentech

Lumana: How AI is Redefining the Way Smart Cities See and Support Community Safety

From passive cameras to real-time urban intelligence, a new era of city operations is emerging For more than a decade, the evolution of video surveillance has been reshaping the foundations of urban management. What began as simple passive recording has matured into a real-time intelligence layer powering safer, more efficient, and more responsive cities. As Lumana CEO…

artificial intelligence, Digital Transformation, Edge Computing, Lumana, Smart Cities, video surveillance

The Golden Ratio, Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Mathematics: An Unexpected Connection

It is a profound mathematical property that emerges in complex systems, from learning algorithms to the vibrations of the quantum world The golden ratio, known as φ (1.618…), has fascinated mathematicians, artists and scientists for centuries because of its presence in nature, art and architecture. However, in recent decades it has begun to appear in…

artificial intelligence, golden ratio, Phillips, Quantum Computing, quantum mathematics, theoretical physics

Can you tell if an image is real?

Study explores our ability to distinguish between AI-generated images and real photos AI models such as DALL·E can produce detailed and realistic faces by learning from millions of images of real humans with their descriptions. But are these hyper-realistic images of people almost indistinguishable from real photographs? A research team led by the United Kingdom’s…

artificial intelligence, deepfake detection, face recognition, Misinformation, Swansea University, visual perception

Indra Group, ready to lead the response to the challenge of military mobility in europe as the sole player with dual technology for critical infrastructures

Its capabilities in rail and port logistics, cyber-resilience, AI, infrastructure control and protection, on-track sensors, and space enable Indra to provide advanced solutions that position it as a key partner in the bolstering of European technological sovereignty Indra Group has presented the European Union with its technological capabilities for the modernization and improvement of military…

artificial intelligence, cyberresilience, logistics, military mobility, signalling, technological sovereignty

Smart City Expo closes a record-breaking edition urging cities to lead global transformation

Rome awarded “Smart City of 2025” for its urban model and the great success of The Smart City Journal Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC), the world’s leading summit on smart cities and urban innovation organized by Fira de Barcelona, closed this afternoon its 2025 edition with record-breaking figures. With more than 27,000 attendees from…

artificial intelligence, Smart Cities, Sustainability, Technological Innovation, urban mobility, urban transformation

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