China has criticised a United States government decision to bar federal civilian agencies from using artificial intelligence tools developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, accusing Washington of overstretching national security concerns.
China has criticised a United States government decision to bar federal civilian agencies from using artificial intelligence tools developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, accusing Washington of overstretching national security concerns.
South Korean authorities have launched an investigation into a series of cyberattacks targeting financial institutions after President Lee Jae Myung warned that artificial intelligence may have been used to carry
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has warned that a cybersecurity breach at one financial institution could spread through interconnected banks, fintechs and technology providers, potentially disrupting Nigeria’s wider financial
Leading Nigerian fintech company OPay has dismissed viral reports suggesting that it plans to shut down its operations in Nigeria, describing the claims as false and misleading. The company made
OpenAI has announced that its next-generation artificial intelligence models, the GPT-5.6 series, will be released to the public on Thursday, marking one of the company’s biggest AI rollouts yet after
The Australian government is considering using artificial intelligence to draft sensitive cabinet submissions and business cases, as part of a wider initiative to embed AI across the public service. Finance
A rare moment of humour from Chinese President Xi Jinping has gone viral after he joked about potential spying through Chinese smartphones during a meeting with South Korea’s President Lee
If the internet suddenly vanished tomorrow, the world would wake up to chaos. ATMs would freeze. Emails would vanish. Smart locks, phones, and even refrigerators would go silent. In an
🔹STORY (BBC-Standard Rewrite):Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Donald Trump Jr have become the latest high-profile figures to have their private phone numbers exposed on a controversial US website that
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has issued a strong warning to Nigerians over a fake recruitment advertisement currently circulating on social media. A statement released on Wednesday clarified that