Almost all new cars registered in Norway last year were fully electric, official data showed on Friday, headed by booming Tesla sales as the Nordic country cements its global lead in phasing out petrol and diesel-powered vehicles.

Reuters and a Harvard researcher used AI to plot a simulated phishing scam and tested it on senior volunteers. It worked–showing how AI arms criminals for fraud

Workers at nine Volkswagen car and component plants across Germany started two-hour strikes on Monday, bringing assembly lines to a halt as labour and management clash over the future of Europe's biggest carmaker.

Roy Rubin, Magento co-founder and Venture Investor shares his journey and predicts a future where AI shopping agents could make websites obsolete.

What are the big moves we expect in 2026 from ChatGPT, Google, Microsoft, Stripe, Amazon, Xai, Anthropic, and Meta? It all kicks off at NRF next week, buckle-up Retailgentic readers!

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The Chicago-based fast-food giant is ending its partnership with IBM on automated order-taking without an expansion. But McDonald’s still believes AI drive-thrus are in its future.

In this post I show how we built our own technology radar and you can do the same using AI agents and N8N.

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The Raspberry Pi AI Kit offers an accessible way to build local, high-performance, power-efficient inferencing into countless applications.

This is the process our engineering team uses to create reliable AI systems out of unreliable AI agents.

Flip-through every RadioShack electronics & computer catalog. These catalogs include vintage electronics, stereos, speakers, CB radios, tube radios, computers, communication equipment, electronic test equipment, gadgets, technology & more!

A new proof reveals the answer to the decades-old “moving sofa” problem. It highlights how even the simplest optimization problems can have counterintuitive answers.

In math and computer science, researchers have long understood that some questions are fundamentally unanswerable. Now physicists are exploring how even ordinary physical systems put hard limits on what we can predict, even in principle.

Large language models do better at solving problems when they show their work. Researchers are beginning to understand why.

An attack on a fundamental proof technique reveals a glaring security issue for blockchains and other digital encryption schemes.

PwC’s Matt Wood discusses how leaders can ensure transparency, accountability and trust in AI as it becomes more embedded in our everyday lives.

Artificial intelligence has dazzled with its test scores on medical exams, but a new study suggests this success may be superficial. When answer choices were modified, AI performance dropped sharply—raising questions about whether these systems truly understand what they're doing.

A recent study warns researchers that AI models frequently invent scientific sources. These "hallucinated" citations and other errors are most common when the topic is obscure, undermining the tool's reliability for academic work.