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From Tesla to Disney, 4 companies are preparing humanoid robots for the market: What they can do, how much they will cost

They fold clothes, serve coffee, work in factories and are getting ready to enter our homes — the four most advanced robots moving closer to everyday life

iPhone 17: Slimmer, better, but not much more expensive despite Trump’s tariffs

Apple also unveiled the iPhone Air, just 5.6 mm thick — its answer, in a way, to foldable models

Voice Cloning: A new form of AI-assisted fraud sweeps the US and is coming to Europe

What is "vishing" or "voice phishing"? - Three seconds of speech are enough for scammers to steal your voice. Are there ways to avoid falling into their trap?

Instagram: Changes for minors – Introducing ‘teen accounts’ with parental supervision, countries affected

Parents will be able to see who their children are messaging – Strict controls on sensitive content and notification silencing during the night

Europe at the forefront of artificial intelligence: The first AI law

The AI Act is now in force, with Ursula von der Leyen bringing order to the artificial intelligence market—aiming to ensure it serves humanity rather than act against it. There’s a risk of losing 14 million jobs over the next five years, with Greece "racing" ahead with indicators higher than the European average

Artificial Intelligence (AI): Summer School at Democritus by Leading Scientists

The Hellenic Institute of Advanced Studies (HIAS) is organizing a Summer School for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Athens from July 1-3, 2024

Two out of three Greeks admit to wasting time on social media, according to a Focus Bari survey

The use of social networks is the primary reason for connecting to the internet

When you die you actually know you’re dead and here is why!

Cardiac arrest survivors were aware of what was going on around them while they were "dead" before being "brought back to life"

Space medicine isn’t just for astronauts. It’s for all of us

Fresh from a six-month space expedition, NASA astronaut Serena Auñón-Chancellor shares how her experiments in microgravity could improve medicine

Scientists are building a real-life version of the Starship Enterprise’s life scanner

Spiral light reveals living creatures

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