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International politics today feels like a collective sleepwalk into the abyss. Three trends are particularly alarming. Artificial intelligence is globalising and turbocharging old and new threats. Meanwhile, no state is strong enough to impose order. And, as in earlier periods of global crisis, geopolitical blocs are hardening, with international cooperation increasingly portrayed as weakness. Alas,…

Chrome today announced the latest features for Safe Browsing Enhanced Protection. Google says this mode makes users ten times safer from phishing, social engineering, notification abuse, and other scams compared to Standard Protection.

Guernsey’s data protection authority has warned the responsibility for protecting client data “can’t be outsourced” amid concerns over the speed of artificial intelligence development.

Even PLA releases particles and gases. Here’s what that means for your bedroom, desk and home-office setup.

AI in software engineering has moved from being an autocomplete tool to “Agentic AI”, where these AI systems are actively reading our environment, coming up with multi-step plans, hitting APIs, and modifying cloud infrastructure on their own.

AI platforms are transforming many industries. But perhaps none more so than software development. “Vibe coding” was only coined as a term in February 2025. Yet just a few months later, one report suggested 84% of developers were using or planning to use AI tools for work.

Walmart offers good deals on refurbished iPhones models, but make sure you know exactly what you’re buying first.

Bluetooth allows for all manner of creature comforts, from hands-free calls to wireless headphones. However, few tech conveniences can go without drawbacks, and Bluetooth is no exception. At a time when personal data is a hot commodity, it’s best to exercise caution.

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