We’re more digitally connected than ever before, and it’s having a chilling impact on our health, wellbeing and relationships. But society is also taking steps to deal with this new and growing problem. How do we save ourselves from internet addiction?
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Many of us are glued to our devices around the clock, and it's transforming the way we relate to one another. But there are ways to help maintain a balance, writes Anastasia Dedyukhina
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Fereshteh Forough is founder of Code to Inspire, the first all-female coding school in Afghanistan. Ambition has taken her from refugee to CEO
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This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Oregon finally tells Nestle to GTFO of town; Poland starts down the smokey slope of medical marijuana; New tech lets you test your hair for pesticides.
From motion-powered mobile phone chargers to urine-powered electricity; three ways in which human energy is pushing society forward
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(ANTIMEDIA) — It should come as no surprise that an artificial intelligence application is writing horror prose. AI bots have spread their wings in recent years, challenging the premise that automated AI technology will be confined to chess, analytics, or number-crunching.
The designer behind a range of clothes that expand to fit growing babies and toddlers has been awarded the James Dyson award for student innovation
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(ANTIMEDIA) Beijing, China — In China, where artificial intelligence (AI) is gradually being integrated into the court system, the latest development is a robot that helps litigants with legal advice. Xiaofa, the state-run China Daily reported Friday, is 1.46 meters tall, can move its head and hands, and speaks in a child’s voice.
