What is Palantir and what does the company that spies on the West and helps governments with AI do

Imagine a software capable of connecting thousands of different databases – military, healthcare, financial, intelligence – and making them “speak” ...
A flight simulator for traveling the world is available on Google Earth: how to try it on your PC

Google Earth flight simulator. Credit: Google. Google has integrated a free flight simulator directly into the web version of Google ...
WhatsApp will stop working on some iPhones from November 30th with old iOS versions: what to do

From November 30, 2026, Whatsapp will require iPhone devices to have iOS version 15.5 or later. Starting November 30, 2026, ...
Anthropic Shuts Down AI Models Claude Fable 5 and Mythos Due to US Government: What’s Happening

Three days is how long Claude Fable 5 had to enjoy the title of the world’s highest performing artificial intelligence ...
Artificial intelligence is everywhere, but 42% of Italians say they don’t use it

Image generated with AI for illustrative purposes only. When we talk about artificial intelligence, thoughts almost automatically turn to ChatGPT, ...
Google’s new function against scam calls arrives on Android: how it detects cloned voices with AI

Credit: Google. Telephone scams are increasingly sophisticated and insidious. Today they combine spoofing – a technique that allows the sender’s ...
What are illegal numbers and why they might be banned

Illegal numbers are those numbers that contain information, i.e. encode it, which is illegal to disseminate or possess. These are ...
5 technological curiosities of the 2026 Football World Cup: from AI cameras to offside with 3D avatars

Brazilian referee Wilton Sampaio during the Mexico–South Africa match at the 2026 World Cup. Credit: @433, via The 2026 World ...
Anthropic releases Claude Fable 5, its most powerful AI: model security fears and risks

Credit: Anthropic. In the past few hours, Anthropic has made Claude Fable 5 accessible to the general public, the first ...










