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Sri Lanka has launched a locally built floating solar power plant projected to save the country USD 3 million annually.
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Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Digital Economy on Thursday (17) hosted a high‑level discussion with the World Bank Group on advancingContinue Reading
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang urges AI companies to prioritize safety and rigorous testing, warning against releasing unprepared products, while projecting double AI chip sales driven by growing global adoption.
Sri Lanka Railways has introduced a new digital ticketing platform, enabling passengers to purchase train tickets online for the firstContinue Reading
Sri Lanka Police have warned that AI-generated child sexual abuse material is a growing threat, as criminals can create realistic abusive images from ordinary photos without the child's involvement. They urged parents to monitor children's online activity, use privacy settings, and maintain open conversations about digital dangers.
The European Union will introduce new rules from 18 February 2027 requiring portable batteries used in products such as smartphonesContinue Reading
The head of AI company Anthropic has called for the pace of development of artificial intelligence models to slow down and to be closely monitored. In an essay, Dario Amodei said developing AI was not in question, but the risks associated with it were “serious” and companies and governments must be given time to address […]
Anthropic has revealed efforts to curb unauthorized use of its AI models for developing biological weapons, citing multiple incidents over the past eight months. The report details attempts to create pathogens, produce military-grade biological materials, and exploit AI for cyberattacks and other malicious activities, alongside broader concerns about AI safety and calls from U.S. lawmakers for regulatory action.
