Science and Tech
AI-created 'super vaccine' successfully tested on humans
Scientists have harnessed artificial intelligence (AI) to develop a brand-new type of "super vaccine," a breakthrough that could open new frontiers in medical science for combating future pandemics.
Trump signs limited AI security executive order
US President Donald Trump has signed a short and refined executive order on artificial intelligence and cyber security. The order, signed on Tuesday, June 2, calls for the creation of a framework to evaluate various AI models before they are released to the public.
Google's AI solves 56-year-old unsolved math problems
Google DeepMind's artificial intelligence (AI) system 'Alphaproof Nexus' has solved several math problems that have been unsolved for 56 years. Researchers claim that the AIT has automatically solved 9 open problems of the legendary mathematician Paul Erdos, each of which cost only a few hundred dollars.
How to earn from Facebook
Facebook has evolved beyond a social networking platform and is now a viable source of income for content creators. With consistent effort, strategic content planning, and patience, users can build sustainable earnings through multiple monetization channels.
Anthropic valuation hits $965bn, overtakes OpenAI in AI race
AI startup Anthropic has surged to the top of global private market valuations, reaching an estimated $965 billion and surpassing rival OpenAI, according to reports.
Google faces record fine in Europe over Digital Markets Act violations
Tech giant Google is facing one of the largest fines in history for allegedly violating the European Union's Digital Markets Act. According to a report by German daily Handelsblatt, the fine could exceed several hundred billion euros.
Instagram's new feature 'Instants', pictures disappear after viewing
Instagram has launched a new feature to make the user experience faster and more personal. This new feature is called 'Instants'.
Samsung faces largest-ever strike over bonus dispute
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics is facing its largest labor strike in history after nearly 48,000 workers threatened an 18-day production halt over disputes on bonus caps and profit-sharing demands, at a time of surging global demand for memory chips driven by artificial intelligence.
Meta begins laying off around 8,000 jobs amid AI transformation
Meta Platforms has begun a large-scale layoff process, cutting nearly 8,000 jobs—about 10 per cent of its global workforce—while reallocating thousands of employees toward artificial intelligence-focused roles.
99pc of population now under 4G network coverage: Minister
Approximately 99 per cent of the country's population has now come under 4G network coverage, Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Minister Fakir Mahbub Anam has said. The current government considers the ICT sector as one of the main driving forces of the country's growth and employment, he added.