Meta AI in the crosshairs: why the Antitrust imposed a stop on WhatsApp
The Antitrust puts a brake on Meta and its AI on WhatsApp. The Competition and Market Authority has in fact
The discovery in the Philippine caves that overturns the history of the first human migrations
The history of our species has never been so full of holes. Every now and then a discovery comes along
Discovered why Mars turned from a blue world into a red desert: could it happen to Earth too?
For us it has always been the Red Planet. And it was already so for the ancient Egyptians, who called
The United Kingdom opens up the possibility of banning social media for children under 16 (inspired by the Australian model)
In the United Kingdom, the government led by Labor Prime Minister Keir Starmer has opened a window on the possibility
The Antitrust agrees with Meta and sanctions Apple with a maxi-fine of over 98 million euros
There’s a word that Apple has used as a shield in recent years: privacy. A reassuring, almost ecological promise in
A Starlink satellite is in free fall towards Earth: what are the consequences of uncontrolled reentry?
A Starlink satellite is returning uncontrollably towards Earth and, in the last few hours, they have emerged new details which
You’re underestimating your television’s USB port: 6 features you’re (maybe) not taking advantage of
Television is by no means an outdated object. On the contrary. Although smartphones, tablets and computers are now part of
This revolutionary filter inspired by the mouth of anchovies manages to trap microplastics in the washing machine
Every time we do a washing machine, thousands of them go along with the dirty water plastic microfibres. Invisible, light,
December 21: 7 things you don’t know about the day that begins winter
The period between 21 and 22 December in our hemisphere coincides with the winter solstice, the day on which the
Medieval volcanic eruptions may have unleashed the deadliest plague in human history, killing tens of millions of people
There black plaguewhich devastated Europe in the late 1340s, was not only an unprecedented health tragedy, but also an event