Greece's Ministry of Digital Governance launched a public consultation on a AI regulation bill transposing the EU AI Act into national law. The consultation will be open until July 6

Oracle shed 13% of its global workforce in fiscal 2026, redirecting billions in payroll savings into data centers and AI infrastructure

Beijing wants renewables to supply 80% of AI data centers power by 2030, up from just 11% in 2023, but demand unpredictability and grid operator resistance are slowing progress

Prime Minister Mitsotakis and Defense Minister Dendias are set to inaugurate a 24-hour operations hub with AI and data analysis units, home to the new "1864" cyber unit

Greek college students increasingly rely on AI tools daily, with adoption surging from 47% to 69% in just eight months, raising new questions for academia

Artificial intelligence is changing journalism. Accountability, however, remains human

Millennials were supposed to be history’s intermission. Born after the Cold War and before whatever comes next, they were expected to inherit a world that was richer, safer, and more predictable than any before it. Instead, they became the generation of firsts. The first generation to grow up with computers in the home. The first […]

A young Greek-Australian built an AI model as a high school student that detects breast cancer cells with 98% accuracy, earning her the title "Young Scientist of the Year."

With 170 AI-designed drugs in clinical trials, researchers say 2026 and 2027 will be landmark years for medicine's next frontier

Off-grid natural gas plants are being fast-tracked across the US to power AI data centers, leaving nearby residents with little warning or recourse

Tallberg Foundation president Alan Stoga brings his interactive courtroom drama to Athens, arguing humanity has already lost control of AI

Advances in computation, artificial intelligence, and data-driven science are often discussed in terms of productivity, automation, and economic growth. Yet their most important consequence may lie elsewhere. They are gradually changing how knowledge is produced, how critical sectors of the economy are organized, and ultimately who gets to participate in technological progress. The question is […]

Over one million young Britons are out of school and out of work, raising alarm over the country's long-term socioeconomic future

State-run Xinhua plans an "authoritative" agentic AI to promote official party doctrine and flag citation errors in political texts

The new MouseMapper AI platform has uncovered previously unknown effects of obesity on the sensory nerves of the face

Phone bans in classrooms are expanding into a broader move towards screen-free schools setting guardrails on AI use in education

AI is quietly flattening human thought, narrowing the range of ideas we produce and the individuality we carry