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According to the South China Morning Post, the Education Bureau intends for primary students, starting as young as seven, to engage in simple conversations with AI systems using basic prompts or commands as part of a new technology curriculum. The aim is to enhance students' curiosity and interest in learning innovation technology, as well as their digital literacy and creativity.
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Hundreds of GP practices are experiencing issues with online services after Silicon Practice entered administration, impacting online booking for over 40% of appointments, according to BBC UK.
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The Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) is intensifying its efforts to incorporate global expertise, exemplified by a partnership with Merck, as it aligns its strategy with the national 15th Five-Year Plan and Hong Kong’s first Five-Year Plan.
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According to NASA News Releases, Gavin Gardner's career in drone technology evolved from being a Michigan State University engineering student working on a NASA grant to co-found AG3 Labs, a company specializing in military training drones.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has issued a high-level roadmap, detailed in the report Transition to Post-Quantum Cryptography Standards (NISTIR 8547), to assist organizations in adopting post-quantum cryptography (PQC) standards released in August 2024. The report outlines official approaches and timelines for moving away from algorithms susceptible to future quantum computers, addressing threats like "harvest now, decrypt later."
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Following sudden restrictions on Ukraine's Starlink service that disrupted drone operations, analysts from the South China Morning Post have warned that Taiwan should avoid depending on any single foreign satellite provider for vital wartime communications.
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Military aircraft designers have put forward a concept for integrating early-warning radar onto aircraft wings to enhance coverage during aerial combat, according to a study published in the South China Morning Post.
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Kaieteur News reports that Guyana recorded 1.1 million cyber-attacks in the first half of 2026, leading the Guyana Police Force (GPF) to view the nation as a prime target due to its expanding economy. The GPF is reviewing traditional policing methods and investing in new technological capabilities to combat cybercrime, while noting 15 convictions for cybercrime offenses in 2025.
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The UK government has outlined new measures to protect the UK's undersea internet cables amid increased fears of Russian interference. These proposals include granting ministers authority to direct telecommunications companies to alter or shut down services during national security emergencies, alongside introducing stricter criminal penalties for tampering with undersea cables or energy pipelines.
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The UK government is initiating a "national resilience conversation" to boost public awareness regarding emerging risks, including sophisticated cyber-attacks and disruptions from hostile state actors. Security Minister Dan Jarvis MP stated the advice aims to improve national resilience, while Defence Secretary Wes Streeting warned the public about increasing threats.
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Just Eat issued an apology after its use of AI to generate images for restaurant food items led to online ridicule due to numerous errors. The company is removing the incorrect visuals and pausing further AI image creation until the technology is improved.
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Google Cloud reported resolving a service disruption in its europe-west2 region, which stemmed from a power event at a third-party facility. The outage impacted numerous UK services, including major banks, Royal Mail, and HM Courts and Tribunals Service, highlighting business reliance on large cloud providers.