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AI Toys: Why Experts Say Don’t Buy Them
October 20, 2026 · 25 minAI toys can talk, listen and become a child’s “friend”. Experts say: don’t buy them. AI-powered teddy bears, dolls and companion toys can hold conversations with children, remember what they say and respond using generative AI. But the…
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Russian Disinformation, AI & Elections: New Evidence of How Fake News Spreads & The Hidden Workers Training AI
October 13, 2026 · 27 minNew evidence of Russian-linked disinformation around European elections The British Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, said that he was given a clear answer after entering Downing Street that Russia did interfere in the UK's 2016 Brexit…
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AI, Visas and Border Control: Can Artificial Intelligence Decide Who Gets Through
October 6, 2026 · 23 minAI Is Changing How Visas and Borders Work AI is increasingly being used in consular services to check documents, detect patterns, flag potential fraud and help process huge numbers of visa applications. But when an algorithm influences…
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We’re Throwing Away the Technology Keeping Us Healthy: The Hidden Crisis of Healthcare E-Waste
September 29, 2026 · 25 minMedical Devices, Critical Materials and the Race to Build Circular Devices Digital healthcare is producing a fast-growing mountain of electronic waste. Glucose monitors, wearable sensors and medical devices can contain lithium, copper…
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When Your Data Becomes a Weapon: Myanmar and Customer Privacy
September 22, 2026 · 27 minMyanmar, Customer Data and Human RightsAfter Myanmar’s military coup in 2021, authorities demanded access to sensitive customer information held by a major Norwegian telecommunications company. Data linked to customers suspected of…
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AI Is Getting More Powerful. Can We Regulate It Before It’s Too Late?
September 15, 2026 · 35 minThe future of AI, self-improving systems, cybersecurity, AI for Good and the fight for global AI regulationHow powerful can artificial intelligence become — and can governments, industry and international organisations keep pace? We…
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Internet Shutdowns: 10 Years of Fighting to Keep the World Connected
September 8, 2026 · 23 min10 Years of #KeepItOn: Documenting the Global Fight Against Internet ShutdownsFor a decade, Access Now’s #KeepItOn campaign has been documenting and fighting government-led internet shutdowns around the world. We look at why governments…
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AI Medical Devices: Are We Using Them Before We Know They Work?
September 1, 2026 · 23 minAI in Healthcare: 1,357 Medical Devices Cleared — Only 3 Tested on PatientsA new PLOS Digital Health study reveals a huge gap between AI medical devices being cleared for use and evidence that they actually improve patient outcomes. We…
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Could Your Electric Car Power Your Home? Everything-to-Grid Energy, AI & the Future of Electricity
August 25, 2026 · 22 minEverything-to-Grid Energy: Turning Electric Cars, Batteries and Homes into Power StationsWhat if your electric car could do more than get you from A to B? Professor ZhaoYang Dong explains how electric vehicles, home batteries, solar panels…
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AI for Domestic Violence Support & Cybersecurity: Why We Need to Pause Before We Act
August 18, 2026 · 24 minBrazil’s AI-Powered Technology Helping Women Escape Bureaucracy and Access SupportFrom Web Summit Rio, we hear about a company that uses technology and AI to help women experiencing domestic violence to navigate Brazil’s complex…
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Flying Boat Could Revolutionise Amazon Transport + AI to Tackle Endometriosis
August 11, 2026 · 21 minFlying Boat Could Transform Amazon TransportIn the Amazon, where rivers are often the only roads, journeys can take hours or even days. Brazilian company Aero River is developing a “flying boat” that travels just metres above the water at…
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Could This Affordable Bionic Arm Change Healthcare Forever? AI & Autism, & Green Fuel Innovation
August 4, 2026 · 21 min🦾 Affordable Bionic ProstheticsA Brazilian start-up is using 3D printing and muscle-controlled technology to develop affordable bionic arms, giving amputees greater independence at a fraction of the cost of traditional prosthetics.🧠 Can…

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