In a fascinating moment of real blending with virtual, an art collector named Pablo Rodriguez-Fraile recently sold a 10-second video artwork for $6.6 million. The catch? Anyone could – and…

A new concept, Me.Ring, allows the wearer to flip a switch to instantly block data from being collected about them.  The idea, from design firm Argodesign, is to allow wearers…

Through reduced costs, resource use, and carbon footprints, a report from Accenture and Dassault Systèmes suggests that Virtual Twins could unlock $1.3 trillion in economic value and save 7.5 Gt…

In January, a large number of members of a Reddit community called wallstreetbets bought shares in GameStop, an American gaming retailer that wasn’t doing all that well in the midst…

OpenAI has announced a new technological milestone, an artificial intelligence capable of “imagining” almost anything and that could change the illustration, design and photography industry as we know it. Dall…

Robinhood Markets, a digital US investment brokerage, stands accused by Massachusetts regulators of gamifying investing. Massachusetts regulators allege that the company has been aggressively recruiting novice investors, and has been…

In lieu of this Novembers’ postponed COP 26 in Glasgow, activists from around the world staged a virtual mock COP to call for greater climate action. On Thursday 1 December…

The Asia Internet Coalition (AIC), established in 2010 and comprising major regional and global players, including Amazon, Airbnb, Apple, Facebook, Grab, Google and Linkedin, has condemned the lack of transparency…

FDA approved Apple Watch App that is aimed to stop nightmares. So what? In future, we will see more and more technologies and wearables applied not only to track health…

A new blockchain-based currency called SEEDS, built by the decentralised app creator Hypha and co-owned by all who contribute, aims to reward and finance people and organisations “committed to creating a healthier and more equitable planet”, and “nurture a globally regenerative culture”.

Facebook has recently shared partial information with the Independent Investigative Mechanism on Myanmar (IIMM) regarding content it removed in 2018 and withheld for over a year, after the UN body accused it of withholding evidence of serious hate crimes against the Rohingya.