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AI in Warfare: Ethics, Accuracy, and the US Tech Connection The relationship between commercial technology and military operations has never been more critical—or controversial. In a revelatory report originally detailed by the Boston Herald and extensively covered by the Associated Press...

In an era where the boundaries between commercial technology and military application are increasingly blurred, recent investigations have cast a spotlight on one of the most consequential developments in modern warfare. U.S. tech titans, including Microsoft and OpenAI, are now under scrutiny...

A recent Fortune report has cast a spotlight on a critical and controversial topic: the use of advanced technologies from tech giants Microsoft and OpenAI by Israel in military operations. According to the article published on February 19, 2025, U.S. technology companies have quietly provided...

A recent article circulating from a controversial source has ignited a fierce debate about the intersection of advanced technology and human rights. The report—titled “Microsoft AI Gaza Genocide Complicity killed doctors, reporters and prevented live births”—asserts that every Palestinian name...

If there’s one thing that defines the modern era of warfare, it’s not just tanks and missiles. It’s code, algorithms, and the unfathomable possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI). A recent investigation sheds new light on the murky waters of tech companies collaborating with military...

In a revelation that bridges technology, geopolitics, and modern warfare, Microsoft has reportedly deepened its ties with the Israeli military during the country’s operations in Gaza. This announcement, sourced from leaked documents, raises critical questions about the tech industry’s...

In a bold stride to stand at the crossroads of technology and ethics, Microsoft is turning its attention to Windows 11 with an audacious mission: to transform it into the world's most trusted AI-powered operating system. Beyond the buzzwords and lofty rhetoric, Microsoft seems to be weaving...

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With the launch of Windows 11, Microsoft has introduced several features meant to enhance user experience. One notable addition is the "recall" function, which allows users to restore files and applications that were unintentionally closed. While this function may come across as a useful tool...

Recent reports have emerged suggesting that Microsoft is leveraging the Bing Wallpaper app to encourage Windows 11 users to set Bing and Edge as their preferred browser options. This has prompted discussions within the tech community regarding the ethical implications of these methods. What You...

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Walter Powell, 52, the fire IT manager apparently used all that knowledge he had of the company's system, hacked into it, and replaced a CEO's Powerpoint presentation to the board with porn. After being fired, he accessed the site from home and placed keyloggers on the system. How he thought...

BBC News - First human 'infected with computer virus' Dr Gasson admits that the trial is a proof of principle A British scientist says he is the first man in the world to become infected with a computer virus. Dr Mark Gasson from the University of Reading had a chip inserted in his hand...