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At the end of September, President Trump signed an executive order that contained just one directive, ordering government agencies to rebrand what they had been calling artificial intelligence as “Super Intelligence.” That term beat out other contenders, including “Extreme Intelligence” and “Supreme Intelligence,” offered by the president in a poll on X a couple of…

For much of the past decade, cyber security has been framed as a balance between people and technology – training employees to spot threats while investing in tools to stop them. But as AI changes how attacks are created, targeted and carried out, is that balance still sustainable and where should organisations place their trust?

Discover Forel’s new High Speed Thermoplastic IG Line, unveiled at glasstec 2026, and see how automation and integrated processing deliver up to 30% higher productivity in insulating glass manufacturing.

KUALA LUMPUR: Poverty line income, median wages and labour productivity are among the five economic indicators used to determine the new minimum wage rate, says Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan.

Amazon is betting that the best defense against third-party shopping bots is a marketplace so deeply automated that merchants never need to leave it. The company spent the past week executing both halves of that strategy in rapid succession — shutting out a rival’s AI assistant while simultaneously rolling out agentic tools designed to make…

24 startup founders in line to build Africa’s next $1 billion tech companies as Yango targets 6 countries for its next unicorns

The rise of artificial intelligence has been a non-negotiable reality, with its use infiltrating a range of industries and professions. The legal profession is no exception: According to two recent surveys, 41 percent of law firms report active generative AI use, while 83 percent of individual lawyers report using AI tools. However, professional adaptation need…

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck the world in 2020, it also disrupted global supply chains and created a shortage of everything from retail products and agriculture to medicine.  

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