As digital tensions rise globally, President Trump’s early tech agenda signals a strategic gamble that bets on tradition while the rest of the world pushes for transformation.
The US government opposes the new AI Code, calling it anti-innovation. Critics say Big Tech had too much access.
As the UN braces for possible funding upheavals, the future of global cooperation could hinge on decisions unfolding quietly behind closed doors in Washington.
Ford, GM, and Stellantis welcome Trump’s tariff rollback as a step forward, though supply chain challenges remain.
With a 65% market share, Chrome could reshape the tech landscape if sold. OpenAI, Yahoo and others are circling.
Following backlash, OpenAI restores GPT-4o’s previous version and vows to avoid disingenuous praise in future.
International cooperation is essential for success, with both countries aiming to set groundbreaking regulatory standards for the crypto industry.
New data centre growth will double Microsoft’s European capacity between 2023 and 2027.
As global powers invest in shaping the next generation of AI innovators, classrooms emerge as unexpected arenas where technology, diplomacy, and geopolitics converge.
ChatGPT and Meta AI still lead in total user base.
The PPP aims to overhaul digital asset laws, allowing non-profits to trade crypto and institutionalising corporate participation by Q2 of this year.
The competition between the US and China in AI education is emerging as a vital battleground amidst geopolitical tensions. Both nations prioritise AI education to prepare future generations for a transformative technological landscape.
During President Trump’s first 100 days, technology policy exhibited continuity rather than disruption, focusing on AI and digital regulation characterised by incremental adjustments.
What happens when one of the world’s biggest tech giants bets its future not on control, but on giving its most powerful AI tools away for free?
What if the internet’s true legacy isn’t connection, but emotional warfare? In 2015, Aldo Matteucci asked whether we’ve unleashed a fire that even Shiva could not contain.
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