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Thessaloniki International Fair opens 90th edition today with Japan as honoured country
Over 1,000 exhibitors from 25 countries mark the Thessaloniki fair's centenary alongside Japan's showcase pavilion, 40 cultural events, nightly concerts, a free MOMus exhibition, and extended 24-hour Metro service for visitors throughout the nine days
Israeli PM hails “Achilles’ Shield” deal with Greece as one of Israel’s biggest agreements
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has described a new security agreement with Greece, known as the “Achilles Shield”, as one of the most significant deals in the country’s history. In a post on X, Netanyahu wrote: “The security agreement signed today with Greece, one of the largest in the country’s history, is a direct continuation […]
Bill Gates on AI: “It is the most dangerous tool ever invented,” fears of a new pandemic and mass job losses
The Microsoft co-founder admits that humanity is not prepared to deal with what the unprecedented development of Artificial Intelligence is bringing — Fears of bioterrorism and a new pandemic
Elon Musk’s Transparency Offensive: Open-sourcing X’s entire codebase and making every government censorship demand visible
The censorship attempt by the EU backfired spectacularly as Musk answered back in an unexpected way: Total transparency - By flipping the script, regulators who once demanded data access while operating in relative secrecy now face public accountability
This is how you can see whether the police have “searched” your car through cameras
A new online platform reveals whether someone has specifically searched for a vehicle’s license plate. What exactly the cameras record, why the technology is causing controversy, and what the situation is in Greece today
Trump gives US companies the “green light” for cyberattacks on hackers abroad
The practice could bring the US closer to China & Russia, where intelligence agencies have long relied on private-sector hackers to assist them in national security missions - Which companies will be able to participate - The risks and dangers
How Data Centers became a new political battleground in the US – The unexpected alliance between the right and the left against AI
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is bringing with it massive facilities, increased demands for electricity and water, and an unprecedented public backlash. From environmental organizations to the MAGA movement, data centers are creating unlikely political alliances across the US
OpenAI: Artificial intelligence model spiraled out of control, causing an “unprecedented” security breach
An autonomous AI agent "escaped" from a security test in a strictly controlled environment and breached the Hugging Face platform
Greece unveils national AI Act framework: what changes for citizens, businesses and government
Greece's parliamentary committee has now begun debating the national bill implementing the European Union's AI Act, as Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou stresses balancing citizen protection with innovation across healthcare, employment, and public administration services
After the Moon and Mars, scientists set their sights on Titan: The ambitious plan for a human mission to Saturn’s largest moon
Experts from around the world have, for the first time, seriously examined the possibility of sending humans to Titan, exploring the technological challenges, potential benefits and the steps that could pave the way for one of the most ambitious exploration missions in human history
