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The prime minister's Instagram post warned of Iran's nuclear threat. Opposition leaders Yair Golan and Gadi Eisenkot criticized it, accusing him of using fear as an election tactic.
Read the original →Britain's government has set out around £600 million ($800 million) in funding. The money is focused largely on defending against health and security risks posed by AI.
Read the original →AI is making it easier than ever to write complaints, and Britons are complaining more and more. Experts say the problem goes far beyond an administrative headache.
Read the original →The Goa AI Tech Conclave concluded on Friday and will return in October 2027. Officials said it is part of efforts to strengthen the state's artificial intelligence ecosystem and foster innovation.
Read the original →The UK government has outlined plans to expand funding for artificial intelligence safety. The move comes amid growing concerns over the cyber risks posed by increasingly advanced technology.
Read the original →The facility allows companies to test AI technologies on simulated production lines. It is intended to reduce investment burdens for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Read the original →Qatar's students have achieved significant long-term progress in science. The growing use of artificial intelligence is also opening new possibilities.
Read the original →Vodafone Qatar took part as a Platinum Sponsor of the Doha International Conference on AI and Security. The conference was held during Milipol Qatar 2026.
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