April 14, 2019

Artificial intelligence: The EU’s 7 steps for trusty AI

Do you trust AI? If not, what would it take? The European Commission says there are seven steps to building trust in artificial intelligence. It's published the latest findings from a high-level…

6 years ago

Science & Tech

Nigerians should stop agitating for new Universities, says Senator Barau

Nigerians should stop agitating for new Universities, says Senator Barau…

6 years ago

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Belarusians fight battery factory bankrolled by China

Activists in Brest are protesting a new lead-acid battery factory out of pollution and health fears. They've demanded answers from President Lukashenko, who's involved in other ways. Juri Rescheto reports from Belarus.…

6 years ago

News·World

Theresa May hints at Brexit compromise with labour

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has now hinted at a customs union compromise with the opposition Labour party in order to deliver Brexit - after repeatedly ruling out the idea in the…

6 years ago

News·World

‘Wild West’ days of internet over, Sen. Warner Says

Senator Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, discusses a bipartisan bill that would ban "manipulative" design features and prompts that let large websites "trick consumers into handing over their personal data."…

6 years ago

News·World

Women take the lead in Sudan’s uprising

Women take the lead in Sudan's uprising.…

6 years ago

News·World

German government buys three new aircraft after fiascos

Chancellor Angela Merkel and other senior ministers can look forward to traveling in new Airbus aircraft for future diplomatic trips. The existing fleet of official jets struggled to get off the ground…

6 years ago

News·World

Will electric cars kill jobs?

Bloomberg Businessweek compares a combustion engine to an engine for an electric car.…

6 years ago

Business·News

Voting begins in the world’s largest democracy

Voting begins in the world's largest democracy…

6 years ago

News·World

Disney’s Iger: We feel confident people will sign up in droves for Disney+

Bob Iger, chairman and chief executive officer at Walt Disney, discusses the details of the company’s new streaming service, how they’re going to bundle channels, their partnerships, staying on the Apple board,…

6 years ago

Entertainment·Film

April 14, 2019

Artificial intelligence: The EU’s 7 steps for trusty AI

Nigerians should stop agitating for new Universities, says Senator Barau

Belarusians fight battery factory bankrolled by China

Theresa May hints at Brexit compromise with labour

‘Wild West’ days of internet over, Sen. Warner Says

Women take the lead in Sudan’s uprising

German government buys three new aircraft after fiascos

Will electric cars kill jobs?

Voting begins in the world’s largest democracy

Disney’s Iger: We feel confident people will sign up in droves for Disney+

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