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The Russian military is developing a multi-bullet cartridge designed to give standard Kalashnikov rifles a new way to engage small drones during combat.

Tether AI Research has unveiled a new set of translation systems that work entirely offline, requiring no connection to any network.

Interpol says an operation it coordinated in Tunisia in June 2026 used artificial intelligence to work through more than 100,000 faces taken from jihadist propaganda, producing matches against 126 suspected foreign terrorist fighters.

Security researchers at OPSWAT have detailed two high-severity flaws in TP-Link’s Tapo C200, a pan-and-tilt indoor camera listed on Amazon for $26.99 and sold as a baby monitor and pet camera.

Designed as a home backup system, the Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus will keep your household running during an outage, while also providing portable power for RV trips and other situations where access to the grid is limited.

The abolition of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has created uncertainty about what happens next to Britain’s AI ambitions.

Executives are spending a great deal of time asking whether AI agents are ready for production, but this is the wrong place to start, because agents aren’t acting in a vacuum. The quality of their decisions depends heavily on the quality of the data they use.

The European Commission has proposed a new rating scheme for data centers in a bid to have them report metrics like energy efficiency and water consumption more transparently.

The Central Academy of Fine Arts has dropped courses in illustration, photography and translation, arguing that AI has made them poor value for money.

Parliamentary elections in Russia took place on Friday, September 18 2026, with online voting for positions in the State Duma open to the public for the first time. To demonstrate the ease of online voting, a press call highlighted Russian President Vladimir Putin casting his vote – but this hasn’t gone quite as planned.