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Taliban’s AI Claims: A Facade Amidst Operational Challenges
In a bid to counter mounting pressures from opposition forces, the Taliban has turned to artificial intelligence and digital propaganda to project an image of military prowess. However, investigations reveal that many of their claims, including advancements in military technology and infrastructure, are exaggerated or completely fabricated. This disconnect between their assertions and reality highlights the group’s ongoing struggles with legitimacy and operational effectiveness.
Thursday, 8 October , 2026 -
Taliban Unveils Aerospace Faculty at Kabul Polytechnic University, Marking a New Era in Afghan Education
The Taliban’s Ministry of Higher Education has announced a significant development with the establishment of an Aerospace faculty at Kabul Polytechnic University, which will offer programs in drone engineering, aircraft engineering, and more. This initiative, part of a broader expansion of educational offerings, aims to enhance training in Afghanistan, although concerns remain about the resources and equipment necessary for these advanced fields.
Tuesday, 8 September , 2026 -
Top Free AI Tattoo Generators of 2024
Unleashing Creativity: The Rise of AI Tattoo Generators In an era where technology seamlessly integrates with artistic expression, AI tattoo generators have emerged as a revolutionary tool for tattoo enthusiasts. These innovative platforms offer a digital canvas where creativity knows no bounds, enabling users to experiment with designs before committing to permanent ink. As we […]
Tuesday, 13 February , 2024 -
Why Is iPhone 15 Overheating? Apple Addresses the Concern
Apple has acknowledged the factors behind the overheating problem experienced by some iPhone 15 users.
Sunday, 22 October , 2023 -
Albert Einstein ‘God letter’ sells for $2.9 million
The famous 1954 letter lays out the physicist’s thoughts on the existence of a supreme being.
Wednesday, 5 December , 2018 -
House Republican campaign committee was hacked during 2018 election
Thousands of emails were stolen from the National Republican Congressional Committee.
Wednesday, 5 December , 2018 -
Young tech-savvy Afghans switch to online shopping
Afghans shun crowded bazaars to shop online, but fragile security and an old address system complicate business.
Tuesday, 4 December , 2018 -
Microsoft’s market value overtakes Apple’s to close out week
Microsoft Corp’s (MSFT.O) stock market value closed above Apple Inc’s (AAPL.O) for the first time in eight years on Friday as the Windows maker benefited from growth in cloud computing while Apple was hit by investor concern about iPhone demand.
Saturday, 1 December , 2018 -
Scientists puzzled by mysterious earthquake that rumbled around the world
Researchers have tracked the source of the seismic waves to near the island of Mayotte, but still don’t know the cause.
Saturday, 1 December , 2018 -
How did spying claims drive Russian cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab to Zurich?
Russian cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab has begun to move aspects of its core business away from the jurisdiction of the Russian intelligence services to the privacy haven of Zurich in Switzerland as it works to prove itself deserving of customers’ trust in the US and UK.
Saturday, 1 December , 2018 -
Russian security service and space agency in conflict over private US satellites
A contract potentially worth $1bn to the cash-strapped Roscosmos allegedly poses a national security risk.
Saturday, 24 November , 2018 -
Black Friday: Genuinely useful tips to get the best deals
Fingers are poised and trolleys are primed for the annual pre-Christmas sale extravaganza that is Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Saturday, 24 November , 2018 -
Samsung Apologises to Sick Factory Workers
Samsung has formally apologised to employees who fell sick or died after working in its factories.
Saturday, 24 November , 2018 -
California Fire conspiracies a Hit on YouTube
Conspiracy videos suggesting that the California wildfires were lit by government laser beams have clocked up millions of views on YouTube.
Saturday, 24 November , 2018 -
These are the eight trends that will shape the world in 2019
The Cultural Trends Shaping Our Future: Insights from Visionary Minds Ariana News Agency – In an era where the pace of change is relentless, understanding cultural trends becomes imperative. Each year, the WIRED team embarks on a journey to decode the complexities of our evolving world. This involves engaging with some of the brightest minds […]
Tuesday, 20 November , 2018 -
Is Facebook a friend to local journalism?
Facebook, often seen as one of the factors behind the decline of local newspapers, has unveiled a scheme to train reporters to work in local communities across the UK.
Tuesday, 20 November , 2018 -
Dyson might design an air purifier that also works as headphones
Dyson has a lengthy list of air purifiers, but it’s reportedly considering developing a model that’s not quite anything it’s ever created before.
Monday, 12 November , 2018 -
Russia and China are spying on Trump’s personal iPhone
Reports say Russian and Chinese spies are eavesdropping on Donald Trump’s personal calls, a global study of the ethical decisions self-driving cars make has mixed results, and Facebook is reviving one of Myspace’s best (and worst) .
Monday, 12 November , 2018 -
YouTube’s spending millions on how-to videos so you trust it again
The video giant has announced it’ll provide a chunk of funding for educational content, but is a new focus on learning enough to deflect the criticism its facing?
Monday, 12 November , 2018 -
The cutting-edge technology that will change farming
The Rise of Vertical Farming: A Revolution in Agriculture In a world where traditional agriculture faces increasing challenges, vertical farming emerges as a beacon of innovation and sustainability. This modern agricultural approach, characterized by growing crops in stacked layers, often in controlled indoor environments, is reshaping how we think about food production. At the forefront […]
Sunday, 11 November , 2018
