A new wearable technology helps people with dementia maintain their independence and safety through smart assistance.

We spend nearly a third of our lives online, and the global survey commissioned by NordVPN confirms that this “colonization of time” by screens affects us all. On average, this amounts to several decades spent in front of a screen over a life expectancy of approximately 80 to 83 years, depending on the country.

Forget the monster traffic jams of Delhi and Mumbai: India is preparing to revolutionize urban mobility with the arrival of electric air cabs. In a country where 60 to 90 minutes by car can be reduced to just 7 minutes by air, urban air mobility (UAM) is no longer science fiction.

Smartphone notifications interrupt the brain for 7 seconds: a study reveals how they diminish concentration and attention on a daily basis.

YouTube launches AI deepfake detection tool for all adults. The platform introduces a face scan system and automatic notifications to spot videos that are manipulated by using artificial intelligence.

According to a university study, writing on a smartphone leads to more mistakes than by hand: less concentration, more invisible corrections and new cognitive processes at play.

Why is Sweden spending millions to ditch the iPad and put books, pens and notebooks back at the heart of schooling?

In the metro, while walking, at home, at work... Bluetooth headphones have become a silent, reassuring presence and an extension of our smartphone.

It has become commonplace for millions of people: consult a chatbot and then call the doctor. ChatGPT Health responds precisely to this habit: OpenAI has set up a separate environment entirely focused on health and wellness and is separate from the general chatbot. This new environment is designed to help users better understand medical test results and medical data.