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12/27/2023
December 27, 2023
ChatGPT: New York Times sues OpenAI over article usage
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Reports & Analysis
Fact check: The strangest fakes of 2023
Fact check: The strangest fakes of 2023
There was plenty of fake news around the world in 2023. Some stories were dangerous, while others were simply absurd.
Can India tackle deepfakes?
Can India tackle deepfakes?
India is set to unveil regulations to control the spread of deepfakes on social media. But will it be enough?
The digital landscape – robots in harvesting
The digital landscape – robots in harvesting
Digital agriculture: more and more drones, robots and autonomous tractors in the field.
How the EU plans to regulate artificial intelligence
How the EU plans to regulate artificial intelligence
EU Parliament and member states finally have a draft AI law. So what exactly do the landmark regulations entail?
Kenya: Facebook parent Meta not in contempt
Kenya: Facebook parent Meta not in contempt
A Kenyan judge has ruled Meta is not in contempt of court for failing to pay content moderators fired by a contractor.
Internet users in Ghana rue data price increase
Internet users in Ghana rue data price increase
In Ghana, internet access has become a luxury increasingly unattainable for many, given the escalating tariff charges.
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Interactive AI to break onto the scene in 2024
Interactive AI to break onto the scene in 2024
AI chatbots stole the headlines in 2023, but one expert thinks the next wave will be more interactive and human-like.
Solar mini-grids give hope to rural Nigeria
Solar mini-grids give hope to rural Nigeria
Solar-powered mini-grids can supply communities in rural Nigeria with cheap electricity.
The Egyptian solar water heaters cutting costs and emissions
The Egyptian solar water heaters cutting costs and emissions
Solar water heaters are becoming locally manufactured and affordable thanks to a social startup.
How virtual reality helps cotton farmers boost yields
How virtual reality helps cotton farmers boost yields
Cameroon’s cotton farmers are adapting to climate change with the help of virtual reality.
The evolution of agriculture in Germany
The evolution of agriculture in Germany
Technological developments have made agriculture much more efficient.
Why companies harm the planet by hindering phone repair
Why companies harm the planet by hindering phone repair
Apple, Samsung & Co. make it very hard to fix smartphones. The result: a lot of electric waste.
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In the spotlight
NFT bubble has truly burst, but do they have a future?
NFTs were a pandemic curiosity, with the digital assets experiencing a massive rise in value before a huge crash.
Could AI transform health care in Africa?
AI could fill major health care and workforce gaps, say experts, but only if infrastructure barriers can be overcome.
Will offshore launches solve the spaceport bottleneck?
Offshore spaceports may meet a growing demand for small satellite data from space, but they have their own challenges.