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The Braw Beginnings project has seen the start of a number of popular titles changed into the language.

From cars that track your every move to gadgets that tell your mood from how you walk, DOMINIC SANDBROOK explores a new book by a top British lawyer which explores the terrifying next steps of tech

What are the least-read articles in Wikipedia? With any luck passkeys will replace passwords. When AI tries to recreate famous brand logos. WearGraphene’s graphene-enhanced jacket is now available. COVID-sniffing dogs may be more accurate than PCR tests. Proto-chickens and giant demon ducks. “DRM wheelchairs.” A high-tech cane for the elderly. Bored Ape Yacht Club avatars are getting stolen with monotonous regularity. The fascinating history of Salisbury steak. A giant giraffe sculpted out...

Barack Obama and other self-professed champions of democracy want tech companies to continue suppressing "dangerous" political speech on their platforms.

This is the 159th day of 2022. There are 206 days left in the year. TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT 1994: Two months after the start of the carnage in Rwanda, the United Nations Security Council approves ...

Are their students pathetically soft and squeamish now or is it just that the administrators think they are?

If so many of the catchphrases from George Orwell’s dystopian classic seem cliched today, it’s because there is endless fodder for their application. And while not everything he feared came true, Orwell’s greatness lies not in predicting the future but in changing it.

The “operation” was not as serious as it appeared, raising questions about tech giants’ transparency as a new government weighs whether to legislate against misinformation online.

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In Russia, Ukraine is run by ‘fascists’ and Orwell was describing the West. But a few Winston Smiths are using the great novel to fight back