How will our cities and lives change in the future? What about a structure with a roller skating rink above a swimming pool, made out of transparent solar panels that power the entire park? This was the innovation invented by Eni's young researchers based on Luminescent Solar Concentrators, developed through Eni's research.
Watch the latest episode of Funny Applications, Eni's video series that imagines new uses for technology.
As Election Day nears, voters need more than vibes – they are primed for policies and solutions from their candidates.
Special counsel Jack Smith filed a new superseding indictment in former President Donald Trump’s election interference case on Tuesday.
The measure comes amid broader, ongoing efforts to rein in immigration, which soared in recent years to help fill pandemic-related vacancies, but which has also put pressure on infrastructure and housing prices.
Responding to Zelensky, US National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said there had been “no changes” to US policy regarding the weapons restrictions.
Crucial infrastructure, such as the airport, is no longer controlled by gangs, and the force has also “opened critical roads that have enabled the return of thousands of Haitians earlier displaced.”
The Pheu Thai party announced Monday that it would eject the military-backed Palang Pracharat party from its incoming government.
Adults can only identify about 50% of deepfake videos, according to a recent survey. Last month, Microsoft released new recommendations for US policymakers to protect the public from abusive AI-generated content. As synthetic content becomes increasingly advanced and widespread, the Microsoft On the Issues team explains how laws and policies need to evolve to keep pace with this technology. Read the latest.
Australia this week became the latest country to take measures to restrict immigration, as the government announced a fresh cap on the number of foreign students it will admit for study at universities and vocational schools.
In this photo illustration, the People's Republic of China flag is displayed on a smartphone with an Artificial intelligence chip and symbol in the background.
In the first half of 2024, capital spending on AI infrastructure by the Chinese tech giants Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu doubled year-over-year to about $7 billion.