Artificial intelligence models could be months away from developing capabilities to replicate themselves across internet-connected household devices, Anthropic now says, warning that such systems ...

NEW YORK, NY — Bank of America has issued a stark warning to global markets, stating that the current massive surge in artificial intelligence infrastructure spending is increasingly following the ...

U.S. companies and the government must guard against commercial and state-sponsored espionage as artificial intelligence intensifies competition between the United States and foreign rivals, Director ...

The European Union is seeking closer ties with Vietnam to secure supplies of tungsten, rare earths and other critical minerals, as China's export restrictions and dominance of mineral processing ...

Peru and Ecuador are expanding intelligence sharing and coordinated military operations to combat illegal mining along their shared Amazonian border, seeking to stop criminal networks from shifting ...

The risks of artificial intelligence could outweigh its economic benefits without adequate safeguards and an ethical framework, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said ...

Japan is considering studying the acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines as it prepares to revise its national security strategy, a move that could mark a significant shift in its maritime defense ...

AstraZeneca has agreed to pay $40 million upfront to U.S. biotechnology company Insitro to discover and develop treatments for difficult-to-treat liver and heart diseases using artificial intelligence ...

Global institutions must give Africa a greater role in shaping international decisions if they are to restore public confidence in multilateralism, a senior United Nations official said today, as ...

East Africa’s biggest company Safaricom uses artificial intelligence to prevent 94% of attempted fraud in real time, its chief executive said today, as the Kenyan government warned that the same ...

When mobile networks first started rolling out at scale, the African market was considered unviable by many of the companies assessing the continent through the assumptions of more developed markets.

Sudan’s army chief Abdel Fattah al-Burhan has ordered an investigation into an airstrike that killed 72 people at a gold mining site near the Egyptian border, as the attack threatens to strain ...