Mission releases indigenous foundation models EKA-1, Dhīr 2B and Dhīr 5B. These three indigenous models are a key milestone under the IndiaAI Mission, showcasing India's progress in creating homegrown AI technology
Binance, the crypto-exchange platform at the heart of the sector's largest heist has uncovered how hackers stole billions in funds.
EU says supermarket hacks in at least 11 countries are 'not isolated', but a Romanian official suspects no state actor.
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Blossom Academy has opened applications for the second cohort of its Code4Food Security Fellowship, a six-month initiative designed to equip young people with technology skills to tackle food security challenges. The programme, delivered in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP), with support from the Republic of Korea through the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), combines training in data science, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning with practical projects focused on improving agricultural productivity and strengthening food systems.
Technology consultant Maximus Amertogoh has called on the Ghana Police Service to strengthen cybersecurity safeguards around its newly introduced Traffitech-GH system, warning that uncertainty over official notification channels could expose motorists to fraud. Police guidance on scam messages The Ghana Police Service has published guidance to help motorists identify genuine Traffitech notifications and avoid fraudulent payment demands.
TCL, the world’s largest Mini LED television brand, is encouraging consumers across West Africa to look beyond the “Mini LED” label when shopping for a television and pay closer attention to three features that can significantly influence picture quality. “Mini LED gets talked about as if it’s a single technology, but it’s really a family of approaches with very different results,” said Mr Daniel Ray, Director of Sales / General Manager of West Africa, TCL Middle East, Africa & Beyond.
By Cynthia Alo High feed costs, fish mortality and inefficient water management are reducing the profitability of fish farming in Nigeria, prompting calls for wider adoption of technology that can help farmers improve production and cut losses. Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of Pysis Technologies, Oluwatoyin Ogundeji, said fish farmers still rely largely on assumptions to determine when to feed their fish or change pond water, leading to unnecessary production costs.
AI removes barriers to game development, including the need to be able to read, write and code.
Apple has said it doesn’t know when it will restock its new foldable iPhones as it heads into the key Christmas trading period. Chief operating officer Sabih Khan said the company was working hard to get the Duo “into the hands of our customers as quickly as possible”.
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, Flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has called for legislation to protect workers from potential job losses arising from the growing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI). “Artificial Intelligence should be a tool to complement human labour and not a substitute for it,” he said.
Police are investigating a major cyber security breach at NSW Health, but officials have reassured the public that patient data has not been compromised.
Nobel winner who devised concept of neural network warns AI could be near to triggering major incident such as power or banking shutdown One of the “godfathers of AI”, Geoffrey Hinton, has said it could turn out that humans would have been better off never developing the technology as he warned it could trigger a large-scale incident this year or next such as a temporary blackout of financial or power systems. The Nobel prize-winning computer scientist told the Guardian he is not a “doomer” about the technology that is underpinned by his groundbreaking research into artificial neural networks
In announcement geared to schools, tech giant showed how entwined AI is with the world’s most popular website Google just acknowledged that you can’t use Google Search without using artificial intelligence. There’s one catch, though: if a school or teacher blocks the use of Google’s AI features, students won’t be able to use Google Search.
Binance released on Tuesday a detailed investigation into the $6 billion hack of its cryptocurrency platform, showing how attackers used fake job interviews and malicious code to steal the funds. Binance is the world’s largest crypto exchange by daily trading volumes.
SRMJEE toppers will receive Founder’s Scholarship that entails a 100% waiver of tuition and hostel fees
Firm reveals details about how its cryptocurrency exchange was compromised, saying operation began in June The hackers behind the $6.3bn (£4.7bn) Binance heist used bogus job interviews, malicious software and an internal AI tool, the company has revealed. The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange was compromised in an operation that began with an inadvertent download of malware in June, led to a recruitment scam in September and then a raid last week of “hot wallets” where billions of dollars worth of crypto-assets were taken.
A Firmus AI research and development facility has received approval, reiterating calls to overhaul a planning scheme criticised as being unfit for purpose.
Mr Ibori had sought to reduce the forfeiture order by about £4.3 million, from £101.51 million to approximately £97.21 million, by challenging the application of the adjustment to certain bank accounts.
By Vincent Ujumadu AWKA – The Anambra State Executive Council has approved the remodelling of Upper Iweka, Onitsha, as part of the state government’s urban regeneration programme. The Commissioner for Information and Value Reformation, Dr Law Mefor, disclosed this while briefing journalists after the weekly State Executive Council meeting at the Government House, Awka.
The SSS's latest releases and compensation are part of a broader review of inherited terrorism-related cases that Mr Ajayi initiated shortly after assuming office in 2024.
Fifty officers from the Ghana Police Service’s Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) have received specialised training in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to support criminal investigations and intelligence gathering. Speaking at the event, IGNITE Global Advisory Board Member and Strategic Partner for Sub-Saharan Africa, Nathan Kwabena Anokye Adisi, popularly known as Bola Ray, said the use of AI could reduce the time officers spend processing administrative information and allow them to concentrate on analysis and decision-making.
The programme is a partnership between Queen’s University in Canada, the Community and Entrepreneurial Development Initiative (CEDI Ghana) and Leadogo Incorporated, Canada. Under the initiative, participants will receive entrepreneurship and innovation training through the Dunin-Deshpande Innovation Centre at Queen’s University.