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·29/12/2025

South Korean ECOPEACE Expands AI Water Cleanup Systems to Singapore and Dubai

ECOPEACE is launching international pilot projects in Singapore and the United Arab Emirates to deploy its autonomous ECOBOT water purification system. The AI-driven technology uses robotic sensors and electrochemical filtration to remove algae and surface pollutants from urban waterways and reservoirs.

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·03/11/2025

Microsoft Begins Testing ‘Ask Copilot’ in Windows 11 Taskbar

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 preview build introduces an opt-in feature called ‘Ask Copilot,’ integrating AI assistance directly into the taskbar search box. The feature aims to blend AI interaction with traditional search while maintaining privacy safeguards and giving users the choice to enable or ignore it.

HP Series 5 Pro 49” Conferencing Monitor

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·23/10/2025

HP Accelerates the Future of Work

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·23/10/2025

HP Commences Operations at First Global Tech Manufacturing Facility in Saudi Arabia

HP opens its first manufacturing plant in Riyadh and an AI research center in Dhahran, while expanding gaming education programs to train Saudi youth in tech skills under Vision 2030.

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·21/10/2025

World’s First ‘Living Computer’ Uses Mini Human Brains to Perform Tasks

Swiss start-up FinalSpark is pioneering living computers using brain organoids — clusters of neurons grown from human cells — to perform tasks. These bioprocessors promise ultra-efficient computation and insights into neurological diseases, while ethical safeguards ensure consciousness is not possible.

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·16/09/2025

Meta’s $800 Smart Glasses: Ambition, AI, and Why They’re Not for Everyone (Just Yet)

A new study has revealed that artificial intelligence chatbots can be manipulated to break their own rules using simple psychological tactics, such as flattery and peer pressure.

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·01/09/2025

Looks like AI Chatbots can be manipulated after all

A new study has revealed that artificial intelligence chatbots can be manipulated to break their own rules using simple psychological tactics, such as flattery and peer pressure. This discovery raises critical questions about the safety and reliability of AI systems as they become more deeply embedded in our daily lives.