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The Swiss artist Ted Scapa has died at the age of 92. The family confirmed a report by the news portal blick.ch to the news agency Keystone-SDA. Scapa was born in Amsterdam in 1931. The illustrator became known to a wide audience through the childrens programme Das Spielhaus (The playhouse) on Swiss television in the 1960s and 1970s. As a cartoonist, Scapa drew for the international press for many years and published numerous childrens books and cartoon collections. Scapa usually creates a serie...

Researchers in Geneva have been able to determine the exact origin of a wine based on its chemical signature.

Hackers have published large amounts of data from the city of Baden on the darknet, it has been confirmed.

Swiss universities want to position Switzerland as a leading global centre for artificial intelligence (AI).

An AI model can recognise plastic objects floating on the water in satellite images. This could make it possible to eliminate this waste using ships.

“Monsterbank” is the word of the year in German-speaking Switzerland, followed by “Chatbot” and “Ghosting”.

Artificial intelligence is more and more present in different areas of our lives. Is AI an opportunity or a threat?

The software company Concevis has been the victim of a cyber attack. Once again, federal government data is involved. The cybercriminals are threatening to publish the data on the darknet. According to available information, the stolen data probably contains old operational data from the Federal Administration. In-depth analyses are still underway, writes the Federal Department of Finance in a statement on Tuesday. After stealing the data, the cybercriminals encrypted all the companys servers. A...

The Swiss government launched a long-term strategy to tackle Covid-19.

The more often a man reaches for his mobile phone, the lower the quality of his sperm, according to a Swiss study.