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Data & Trust

Uber fine shows why automated decisions still need meaningful human review

The Dutch data protection authority fined Uber €824.99 million over automated driver-account suspensions. The appealable decision shows why reliable data, understandable explanations, and genuine human review matter when software can affect work and income.

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Robotics & Business

Robots break records, but the decisive test begins with everyday tasks

The World Humanoid Robot Games show faster and more autonomous machines. Their real value, however, emerges when they connect cables, move materials, and recover from errors.

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Science & Technology

NASA’s new telescope shows why major discoveries begin with prepared data

Roman has cleared its flight readiness review. Beyond expanding our view of the universe, the mission shows how open data, quality controls, and cloud processing are becoming central to science.

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AI & Business

AI reshapes technology contracts as companies pay for outcomes, not just hours

Artificial intelligence is starting to change not only how technology is produced, but also how it is purchased, measured, and connected to business results.

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Innovation & Business

Brazil’s new AI supercomputer puts data and autonomy at the center of innovation

The project expands Brazil’s artificial intelligence infrastructure and shows why computing capacity, reliable data, and people development must move forward together.

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Future of Work

Building apps by describing ideas expands access but does not replace engineering

AI tools can turn instructions into prototypes and small systems. The barrier to entry is falling while validation, security, and operations become more important.

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Science & Technology

AI will be tested over the North Atlantic to reduce the climate impact of aircraft contrails

A UK-backed program will combine weather forecasting, artificial intelligence, and scientific validation to test small flight adjustments that avoid persistent contrails.

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