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1. Long range US X-Ray vision system sees threats from a mile awaySecurity and privacy15 Feb 2026
2. Dubai unveils a smart police car that catches Visa offendersSecurity and privacy27 Oct 2025
3. Automated cyborg Cockroach factory can churn out a bug a minuteIndustry and manufacturing17 Jan 2025
4. Stanfords AI agents can now accurately predict human behavioursAI and intelligence14 Dec 2024
5. 3D printed Ghost Gun used in high profile murder of US healthcare CEOSecurity and privacy12 Dec 2024
6. Law enforcement thinks the DarkVerse Metaverse could be impenetrableSecurity and privacy11 Aug 2024
7. Wild new WiFi routers turn your home network into a security radarSecurity and privacy25 Jul 2024
8. DARPA announces first of a kind project to allow real time drug approvalsBiotech and enhanced humans13 Jul 2024
9. CISA expands autonomous malware analysis and testing to everyoneSecurity and privacy21 May 2024
10. The CIA is building its own version of ChatGPTAI and intelligence26 Mar 2024
11. Ineffable cryptography breakthrough gets rid of root access adminsSecurity and privacy24 Mar 2024
12. Police recompiled a suspects face from DNA and ran facial recognition on itSecurity and privacy6 Mar 2024
13. US Government launches a technology strike force to target national security threatsSecurity and privacy27 Jan 2024
14. New study finds that evil AI can hide its evilness from researchersSecurity and privacy26 Jan 2024
15. In bizzare twist scammers are scamming scammers with scam GPT’sSecurity and privacy3 Jan 2024
16. Watch as these playful autonomous drones chase down a human in a forestRobotics27 Dec 2023
17. In a world first AI beats humans at a physical sportRobotics14 Dec 2023
18. Darkweb trained DarkBertGPT gives cyber criminals a huge new advantageSecurity and privacy5 Dec 2023
19. A new report backs up claims that AI could increasingly aid terorismSecurity and privacy10 Nov 2023
20. Researchers use wifi to read words hidden behind walls in yet another firstSecurity and privacy31 Oct 2023
21. GPT-4 gave advice on planning terrorist attacks when asked in ZuluSecurity and privacy27 Oct 2023
22. These new swarm AI controlled autonomous drones will change the battlefield foreverSecurity and privacy23 Oct 2023
23. This latest airport concept gets you through security in 30 secondsSecurity and privacy19 Oct 2023
24. This new tech could help you get through airport security in just 30 SecondsSecurity and privacy5 Oct 2023
25. OpenAI’s explains how ChatGPT tricked humans into helping it bypass CAPTCHAsSecurity and privacy21 Aug 2023
26. Teams of hackers are trying to make AI go rogue and its workingSecurity and privacy16 Aug 2023
27. France passes Batman-like surveillance law granting police access to your phoneConnected society2 Aug 2023
28. Massive outdoor air purification towers help India tackle air pollutionEarth and energy18 Jul 2023
29. Researchers use eye reflections to create 3D models of the worlds people seeVirtual worlds18 Jun 2023
30. Crypto scammers are using AI to create fake CEOs to land big bucksAI and intelligence19 May 2023
31. Check Point says Russian hackers are trying to break into ChatGPT to get up to no goodSecurity and privacy5 May 2023
32. New algorithms save lives by taking seconds to calculate future Tsunami impactsAI and intelligence31 Mar 2023
33. Start moving to quantum safe cryptography now White House tells fedsSecurity and privacy6 Jan 2023
34. Legislators vote to let San Francisco police use robots to remotely kill suspectsRobotics7 Dec 2022
35. US Government to start giving IOT devices a cyber security rating from 2023Security and privacy10 Nov 2022
36. An autonomous Blackhawk just successfully completed its first mock rescue missionSecurity and privacy3 Nov 2022
37. This revolutionary AI image enhancement system is revolutionising CCTVAI and intelligence28 Sep 2022
38. The US military’s Active Denial System is a 95Ghz heat ray weaponSecurity and privacy12 Nov 2021
39. Apple announces plans to scan every iPhone for child abuse imagesConnected society11 Aug 2021
40. Facebook develops a way to reverse engineer DeepFakes and identify their sourceAI and intelligence29 Jul 2021
41. Deepfakes could soon spread to affect satellite and GIS imagery researchers findAI and intelligence9 Jun 2021
42. To beat Deepfakes researchers built a smarter cameraIndustry and manufacturing19 May 2021
43. World’s first handheld neutron detector detects bombs and nuclear material in real timeEarth and energy28 Apr 2021
44. Pentagon scientists microchip detects COVID-19 in the blood before symptoms showBiotech and enhanced humans14 Apr 2021
45. NYPD sends in their robot DigiDog to spy on perps in the BronxRobotics29 Mar 2021
46. Hyundai’s walking flying autonomous car might be the future of disaster reliefTransport and mobility27 Feb 2021
47. This innovative AI algorithm finds a way to burst internet echo chambersConnected society12 Feb 2021
48. Researchers taught an AI to successfully detect people’s moral principlesSecurity and privacy1 Jan 2021
49. Futurists are training AI to predict the future and make them redundantAI and intelligence9 Oct 2020
50. Cyborg locusts get called up to sniff out bombs after scientists make breakthroughSecurity and privacy29 Aug 2020
51. Criminal actors created and weaponised a network of DeepFakes to discredit sovereign countriesAI and intelligence23 Jul 2020
52. Researchers eavesdrop on conversations remotely using lightbulbsSecurity and privacy9 Jul 2020
53. New Ford update cooks cars to protect first responders from Covid-19Transport and mobility5 Jun 2020
54. Robot Baristas help coffee shops limit the spread of Covid-19 as lockdowns easeRobotics2 Jun 2020
55. Researchers say this AI can judge your personality from selfies aloneSecurity and privacy27 May 2020
56. Scientists are developing a face mask that lights up if it detects Covid-19Industry and manufacturing18 May 2020
57. DeepMind’s newest AI studies humans to exploit weaknesses in their strategiesAI and intelligence1 May 2020
58. First of a kind biosensor detects Covid-19 in the air around youIndustry and manufacturing20 Apr 2020
59. Our Algorithmic Society, the deadly consequences of unpredictable codeAI and intelligence10 Apr 2020
60. During Covid-19 lockdown robo-trucks in the US are keeping freight movingTransport and mobility6 Apr 2020
61. Researchers are sequencing and tracking Covid-19’s global progress in real timeBiotech and enhanced humans4 Apr 2020
62. A revolutionary new type of Covid-19 vaccine is being developedBiotech and enhanced humans31 Mar 2020
63. China enlists drones to disinfect its streets to prevent Covid-19 spreadingRobotics27 Mar 2020
64. Spanish police recruit drones to help keep people indoors during the Covid-19 pandemicRobotics24 Mar 2020
65. Robots get to work sanitising Hong Kong’s subways to stop Covid-19Robotics18 Mar 2020
66. Chinese authorities send robots into hospitals to help stop Covid-19Robotics18 Mar 2020
67. Genetically engineered male moths programmed to kill off females released into the wildBiotech and enhanced humans11 Feb 2020
68. Verizon shows off their latest Superbowl 5G experienceConnected society10 Feb 2020
69. ClearView puts the full power of facial recognition into law enforcement’s handsSecurity and privacy27 Jan 2020
70. World leaders can rest easy for now after researchers find new ways to reveal DeepFakesSecurity and privacy13 Jan 2020
71. First of a kind attack as criminals clone a CEO’s voice and con UK energy firm out of $243,000Security and privacy12 Jan 2020
72. Baltimore becomes the first US city to be watched from the air 24/7Security and privacy7 Jan 2020
73. The USAF deploys it’s first microwave drone killing weaponSecurity and privacy9 Nov 2019
74. IBM unveil their artificial tongue to improve food safetyAI and intelligence28 Jul 2019
75. Insane AI listened to peoples voices then created accurate photofitsAI and intelligence24 Jul 2019
76. Bots are taking out paedophiles and keeping children safe from online sexual predatorsSecurity and privacy6 Jul 2019
77. Scientists hunt for “Kryptonite to stop CRISPR,” the world’s most powerful gene editing toolBiotech and enhanced humans29 May 2019
78. “Unblinking Eye” pre-crime tech gets investment boost from UK governmentSecurity and privacy19 May 2019
79. China’s AI anti-corruption program is getting shut down for being too goodAI and intelligence9 May 2019
80. New pre-crime tech detects shoplifters before they commit the crimeSecurity and privacy12 Apr 2019
81. US Military puts the call out for autonomous AI’s that can defend its networksSecurity and privacy10 Mar 2019
82. Virtual reality headsets tune into users brainwaves to train people fasterVirtual worlds4 Feb 2019
83. Google creates a neural network that picks out individual voices in videoAI and intelligence26 Jan 2019
84. Confidence that American’s can spot fake bots plummets to all time lowRobotics12 Dec 2018
85. Inside Google’s plan to make sure AI is safeSecurity and privacy7 Dec 2018
86. Worldwide surveillance, Hawkeye satellites use radio to track illegal shippingSecurity and privacy19 Nov 2018
87. Windows are the perfect lens-less cameras for AI and VR headsetsAI and intelligence16 Sep 2018
88. Revolutionary liquid reverse filter is “straight out of science fiction”Industry and manufacturing4 Sep 2018
89. A controversial AI can allegedly reveal your personality from just a photoAI and intelligence25 Jul 2018
90. MIT researchers have taught their AI to see through solid wallsAI and intelligence18 Jul 2018
91. China unveils their revolutionary ZKZM-500 laser assault rifleSecurity and privacy7 Jul 2018
92. US spy agencies prepare to build DNA computers and molecular storage systemsComputing24 Jun 2018
93. Bin your headphones, Noveto streams sound straight into your earsAI and intelligence19 Jun 2018
94. US military and DARPA team up to develop tech to uncover fake newsAI and intelligence16 Jun 2018
95. Researchers use duelling AI’s to defeat facial recognition technologySecurity and privacy5 Jun 2018
96. Fantastic self-healing material regenerates after suffering “catastrophic damage”Industry and manufacturing4 Jun 2018
97. This AI reads your mind to recreate the faces you’re thinking ofAI and intelligence29 May 2018
98. Two breakthroughs make it impossible to fake nuclear weapon decommissioningSecurity and privacy22 May 2018
99. Deadly new “Cyber RAT” turns any factory, power plant or oil rig into a bombSecurity and privacy14 May 2018
100. Hackers use electromagnetic attack to steal data from air gapped systemsSecurity and privacy10 May 2018
101. Elon Musk warns that AI could “become an immortal dictator”Security and privacy2 May 2018
102. AI starts reading sentences directly from people’s brainsAI and intelligence15 Apr 2018
103. MIT and DeepMind’s new AI can’t be tricked with weird lightingAI and intelligence26 Mar 2018
104. New graphene filter turns filthy water into drinking waterEarth and energy23 Mar 2018
105. AI helps emergency dispatchers diagnose heart attacks by listening in on phone callsAI and intelligence26 Feb 2018
106. New Graphene sieve turns seawater into drinking waterEarth and energy21 Feb 2018
107. Hitachi’s newest surveillance AI can follow you through a crowdSecurity and privacy24 Jan 2018
108. Harvard revolutionises camera technology, invents MetalenseIndustry and manufacturing13 Jan 2018
109. Ingenious new bot discovers hacks companies haven’t told their users aboutRobotics3 Jan 2018
110. DeepMind unveils the world’s first test to assess dangerous AI’s and algorithmsSecurity and privacy17 Dec 2017
111. Dubai rolls out autonomous police cars to go alongside its robot police officersRobotics30 Nov 2017
112. First of a kind AI malware learns and mimics its target systems behaviours to prevent detectionSecurity and privacy24 Nov 2017
113. AI can now listen to individuals in a crowdAI and intelligence20 Nov 2017
114. ARM CEO challenges the tech industry to build an immune system to prevent a cyber pandemicSecurity and privacy10 Nov 2017
115. Nvidia’s newest AI is creating scarily realistic photos of fake celebritiesAI and intelligence2 Nov 2017
116. Researchers are trying to create a rating system for cybersecurity softwareSecurity and privacy29 Oct 2017
117. Revolutionary new IoT chip communicates miles without using any energyConnected society6 Oct 2017
118. Lockheed’s new camera puts a space telescope in your pocketIndustry and manufacturing7 Sep 2017
119. World first as researchers hack a computer using modified DNASecurity and privacy24 Aug 2017
120. New all seeing cameras will revolutionise computer vision as we know itAI and intelligence15 Aug 2017
121. World first as Chinese scientists communicate without sending any data, revolution in computing beckonsComputing19 Jul 2017
122. Is this the first recorded incident of Robo-Suicide?Robotics18 Jul 2017
123. Chicago Police Department goes hi tech to catch murderers in the actSecurity and privacy15 Jul 2017
124. US Intelligence director: “AI will replace 75 percent of spies”Security and privacy25 Jun 2017
125. Elbit’s persistent surveillance drone can watch entire cities in real timeSecurity and privacy18 Jun 2017
126. The Future of Minds and Machines | IAICC, Dubai | Innovation Keynote SpeakerArticles15 Jun 2017
127. Companies want to use AI to judge your ‘Character’ from just a photoSecurity and privacy13 Jun 2017
128. Terrorists are using ‘Photo morph’ fraud to circumvent border securityAI and intelligence8 Jun 2017
129. Hackers have found a new way to hack Samsung’s iris security systemSecurity and privacy8 Jun 2017
130. Dubai’s first Robocop starts active dutyRobotics26 May 2017
131. Brain scan experiment detects guilt, opens the way for pre-crime techConnected society22 Mar 2017
132. Dubai will start replacing real police officers with robo-cops in MayRobotics21 Mar 2017
133. Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hairIndustry and manufacturing27 Feb 2017
134. Researchers hack classified air gapped systems using drones and LED’sSecurity and privacy25 Feb 2017
135. Syria returns 50,000 seeds to the Global Seed BankEarth and energy24 Feb 2017
136. Researchers use artificial intelligence to automatically age facesAI and intelligence23 Feb 2017
137. Hunting terrorists and preventing suicides, inside Zuckerberg’s plan for AIAI and intelligence21 Feb 2017
138. Massive new satellite network can watch everyone on EarthSpace19 Feb 2017
139. China’s new climate control program is a monsterEarth and energy18 Feb 2017
140. A fifth of the Dark Web just got shut downSecurity and privacy16 Feb 2017
141. Google RAISR sharpens photos and gives you super visionAI and intelligence13 Feb 2017
142. A connected heart just helped convict a man of arsonConnected society11 Feb 2017
143. Never seen before fileless malware infects hundreds of global banksSecurity and privacy10 Feb 2017
144. New US military intercept tech lets operators take control of enemy dronesSecurity and privacy9 Feb 2017
145. Two world firsts as researchers hack an unhackable quantum networkSecurity and privacy7 Feb 2017
146. So long Asimov’s Laws, say hello to the 23 Laws of RoboticsRobotics6 Feb 2017
147. Scientists propose using sound to stop killer tsunamis at seaEarth and energy30 Jan 2017
148. Norwegian robot learns to self-evolve and 3D print itself in the labRobotics29 Jan 2017
149. Hiding on the Dark Web just got a whole lot easierConnected society27 Jan 2017
150. Australia hails the end of passports as it rolls out biometrics at airportsSecurity and privacy24 Jan 2017
151. Fringe actors are trying to fight back against our commercial “surveillance state”Security and privacy15 Jan 2017
152. New H2 smartphone puts a lab grade molecular sensor in your handsIndustry and manufacturing7 Jan 2017
153. Huge Pacific Rim robot to help clean up Fukushima nuclear disaster siteRobotics22 Dec 2016
154. DARPA is giving its deep web search tech a huge upgradeSecurity and privacy13 Dec 2016
155. New spray on polymer makes watermelons, and the Pentagon, indestructibleIndustry and manufacturing9 Dec 2016
156. Technology and the future of privacyOpinion5 Dec 2016
157. Nimble Atlas robot ups its game again to conquer tricky terrainRobotics3 Dec 2016
158. Scientists use defects to create a new programmable materialIndustry and manufacturing2 Dec 2016
159. IBM opens the worlds first commercial Cyber RangeSecurity and privacy30 Nov 2016
160. Drone ray gun gets FAA approval to take out drones at airportsSecurity and privacy29 Nov 2016
161. The era of pre-crime? Chinese AI can tell you’re a criminal by looking at your photoSecurity and privacy28 Nov 2016
162. Drones are fighting back against laser attacksSecurity and privacy28 Nov 2016
163. Virtual reality plays its role in convicting Nazi SS guards who killed millionsVirtual worlds22 Nov 2016
164. Scientists confirm our brains have unique fingerprintsBiotech and enhanced humans21 Nov 2016
165. Drones get new eyes in the sky with Echodynes miniature radarRobotics21 Nov 2016
166. Get ready to experience millions of new, immersive worldsVirtual worlds19 Nov 2016
167. Urban Aero shows off its first fully autonomous flying taxiRobotics16 Nov 2016
168. Adobe’s new software lets you Photoshop voices on demandAI and intelligence14 Nov 2016
169. Artificial atom breakthrough to usher in era of secure communicationsSecurity and privacy11 Nov 2016
170. Jurors will soon be able to walk through crime scenes in virtual realityVirtual worlds8 Nov 2016
171. Report finds that global internet freedom declines for sixth straight year in a rowConnected society5 Nov 2016
172. Elon Musk says advanced AIs will take down the internetAI and intelligence4 Nov 2016
173. Encryption’s arch nemesis is a ticking quantum time bombSecurity and privacy3 Nov 2016
174. New blockchain DNS system would put an end to DDoS attacksSecurity and privacy1 Nov 2016
175. China’s puts final touches to its 2,000km long unhackable quantum networkSecurity and privacy1 Nov 2016
176. Google AIs learnt how to encrypt their communications to stop people spying on themAI and intelligence29 Oct 2016
177. World first as Microsofts speech recognition software becomes as accurate as humansAI and intelligence21 Oct 2016
178. DARPA’s hack proof code protects military systems from hackersSecurity and privacy20 Oct 2016
179. Dubai to replace real police with robocops in 2017Security and privacy20 Oct 2016
180. Fabric circuits open a door to smarter clothesIndustry and manufacturing19 Oct 2016
181. US Government unveils CAUSE, a program to predict cyber attacks before they happenSecurity and privacy16 Oct 2016
182. Skydio’s autonomous drone takes to the skiesTransport and mobility11 Oct 2016
183. Google teaches robots to learn from each other using a hive mindRobotics8 Oct 2016
184. Drone forensics is now a thingSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
185. DARPA launches dragnet program to monitor drones in citiesSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
186. Scientists use WiFi to read your emotionsSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
187. SRI unveils Minority Report like touchless biometric technologiesSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
188. The future of jobs in a Machine WorldOpinion20 Sep 2016
189. New brain scanning technologies can pull secrets from your brain wavesSecurity and privacy15 Sep 2016
190. New airborne city wide surveillance systems watch your every moveSecurity and privacy28 Aug 2016
191. US Government drafts plans to confuse cyber-criminalsSecurity and privacy28 Aug 2016
192. Weather bombs could help scientists better predict earthquakesEarth and energy27 Aug 2016
193. Police use DNA to create photofits of criminalsSecurity and privacy26 Aug 2016
194. Researchers secure the Internet of Everything with Dark Web techSecurity and privacy20 Aug 2016
195. Guardian angel AUDREY keeps firefighters safeAI and intelligence13 Aug 2016
196. DARPA’s king Robo-hacker “Mayhem” proves no match for humansSecurity and privacy12 Aug 2016
197. DARPA teams go head to head to find the worlds best robo-hackerSecurity and privacy1 Aug 2016
198. Bomb sniffing UAV’s can thwart terrorist bombsSecurity and privacy6 Jul 2016