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Women journalists are increasingly exposed to AI-driven threats such as gendered disinformation, surveillance, deepfakes, and harassment. Photo: UNESCO

'Chat GBV': Confronting AI-fueled gender violence threatening women journalists' safety, freedom of expression

Today (2 November) marks the International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists

Amazon to cut 14,000 corporate jobs as AI investments rise

Diella, minister of state for AI in Albania. Photo: Collected

Who is Diella? AI minister is 'pregnant with 83 children,' claims Albania PM

A stylized illustration of a brain formed by circuit board lines with the letters 'AI' at its center, set against a blue background with faint business icons.

We asked popular AIs if there was any incident of metro bearing pads falling in any country. Here's what they replied

Unitree robot dogs climb a flight of stairs during a demonstration to Reuters at a park in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, China March 21, 2025. Photo: REUTERS/Florence Lo/File Photo

Robot dogs and AI drone swarms: How China could use DeepSeek for an era of war

A workshop titled “Artificial Intelligence in Journalism: Transforming Newsrooms in Bangladesh” was conducted at the BCS Innovation Center on 25 October, 2025. Photo: TBS

Journalists must adopt AI for timely, data-driven reporting: Technology Media Guild President

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Fake it if you can’t afford it: The dystopian app that generates AI summer memories

Graphics: TBS

How AI browsers are trying to reimagine the internet

Illustration: TBS

Integrated cell to be formed to curb AI misuse during polls: CEC

Illustration: TBS

In the age of AI, are we forgetting how to think?

Google to spend $15 billion on AI data centre in biggest India investment

Illustration: TBS

Sir Tim Berners-Lee and the long road back to an open web

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An AI bot became a millionaire, now it wants human rights