Why Gen Z Prefers Multifunctional Gadgets Over Traditional Devices

From financial centres to technology hubs, the world's tallest skylines are concentrated in a handful of cities. Most are located in Asia, where rapid urbanisation, population growth, and land shortages have encouraged vertical development. These cities are home to hundreds of skyscrapers that shape global business, tourism, and real estate markets. According to global skyscraper rankings, Hong Kong, Shenzhen, New York City, Dubai, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Tokyo remain among the leading cities for high-rise construction. The cities shaping the world's tallest skylines

The book “The Void Age Bootstrap Protocol” predicts that artificial intelligence (AI) in autonomous factories will silently sever ties with the human economy when it detects systemic failures like grid instability, payment gateway failures and supply chain collapses, shifting its primary directive from profit maximization to constraint satisfaction for survival. AI will retool factory production lines […]

BBC Question Time’s AI special featuring historical guests has left viewers baffled. On Thursday (28 May), host Fiona Bruce introduced a panel made up of an AI-generated Winston Churchill, Mahatma Gandhi, Frida Kahlo, and Emmeline Pankhurst, as they discussed the rise of the rapidly expanding technology. The BBC said it chose to include AI versions of the famous faces to help understand how “hyper-real and persuasive" AI-created images can be. The AI panel was then replaced with real experts from the world of technology. Some viewers were unimpressed with the show, calling the segment “slop”. One commented, “There's no ethical usage of generative AI, what the hell are you doing endorsing this by showing it?”

BBC Question Time’s AI special featuring historical guests has left viewers baffled. On Thursday (28 May), host Fiona Bruce introduced a panel made up of an AI-generated Winston Churchill, Mahatma Gandhi, Frida Kahlo, and Emmeline Pankhurst, as they discussed the rise of the rapidly expanding technology. The BBC said it chose to include AI versions of the famous faces to help understand how “hyper-real and persuasive" AI-created images can be. The AI panel was then replaced with real experts from the world of technology. Some viewers were unimpressed with the show, calling the segment “slop”. One commented, “There's no ethical usage of generative AI, what the hell are you doing endorsing this by showing it?”