Privacy experts warn of surveillance risk as major grocers trial facial recognition
Australia’s two largest supermarket chains have sparked concern among consumer privacy groups after confirming they are trialing facial recognition technology t…
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Australia’s two largest supermarket chains have sparked concern among consumer privacy groups after confirming they are trialing facial recognition technology t…
The European Court of Human Rights turned down a high-profile case brought by Russian activists, but those behind the legal challenge say they are far from fini…
In the wake of a historic court triumph over Meta, New Mexico's Attorney General Raúl Torrez is intensifying his campaign to hold tech giants accountable f…
Sainsbury's has temporarily suspended the use of AI-powered cameras in one of its branches after a customer was wrongly accused of shoplifting and asked to…
In the heart of Scotland's largest metropolis, a troubling reality unfolds daily, challenging the city's vibrant reputation. Over the past week, an in…
Indiana is grappling with a devastating flood event that has claimed multiple lives, as relentless rainfall has inundated communities across the state. The delu…
A devastating wildfire on the Greek island of Salamis has resulted in two fatalities, while emergency crews in Belgium are battling what officials describe as t…
A 69-year-old activist has become the first person in the United States to be incarcerated for protesting against artificial intelligence, a development her sup…
Rescue teams in Zimbabwe have recovered an additional 22 bodies from the waters of Lake Kariba, bringing the confirmed death toll from Tuesday's ferry caps…
For generations, sleepaway camp has been a rite of passage for countless Canadian children and teens. Yet this summer, these beloved institutions are navigating…