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Sweden is preparing for AI-powered election interference. What does that defence actually look like?

Polling published by the Swedish Psychological Defence Agency last week found that 64% of Swedish adults think attempts by foreign actors to influence Sweden this year are either very or quite likely.

How much do we really know about microplastics? | Euronews Tech Talks

How much do we really know about microplastics? | Euronews Tech Talks

Microplastics pollute our planet, raising questions about their impact on human health and the environment. This Q&A episode of Euronews Tech Talks sums up what science knows, and does not know, about them.

From misting fans to wearable air conditioners: Here’s the tech to keep you cool this summer

From misting fans to wearable air conditioners: Here’s the tech to keep you cool this summer

Euronews Next takes a look at some of the tech to keep you cool this summer.

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The only way to get good at AI is to fail at it, says AWS’s chief marketing officer Julia White

"AI is a wonderful thought partner — but it's not a tastemaker," says AWS marketing chief Julie White in an interview with Euronews Next.

Airbus at Vivatech: How quantum sensing and AI can transform flying

Airbus is testing radar, lidar, cameras and AI to help aircraft detect obstacles and give pilots better situational awareness. Euronews Next spoke to the head of their Optimate demonstrator project.

Capgemini AI chief: Humans and AI don’t have the right chemistry — yet

The innovation chief for the French IT consulting firm told Euronews Next why trust, regulation and a “plan B” for AI models will shape the next phase of AI adoption.

Companies are flocking to AI, but only 8% measure the return on investment, KPMG finds

Companies may have AI strategies, but few can prove they are paying off, according to KPMG’s recent report. Euronews Next spoke with Mathieu Wallich-Petit, Head of Clients & Markets at KPMG France about how businesses can move from AI pilots to real impact.

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Salesforce France CEO: Both leaders and employees need to adapt to AI

Salesforce France CEO: Both leaders and employees need to adapt to AI

Speaking at Vivatech in Paris, Emilie Sidiqian, Salesforce France’s CEO, told Euronews Next how companies should embrace AI and why leaders must drive its adoption from the top.

From Foxconn to Nvidia: Why France is so attractive for Europe’s AI infrastructure

From Foxconn to Nvidia: Why France is so attractive for Europe’s AI infrastructure

Foxconn, Nvidia and Mistral AI announce major AI infrastructure deals at Europe's VivaTech conference, with France's cheap nuclear energy and homegrown talent drawing global investment.

‘AI is the key to global power status’: Inside China's race to militarise artificial intelligence

‘AI is the key to global power status’: Inside China's race to militarise artificial intelligence

The true extent of China's military AI remains unclear, despite public displays of autonomous drones, AI-powered naval weapons and "robot dogs," experts told Euronews.

Exclusive: ‘If China attacks Taiwan, you will be affected too,’ Taiwan’s deputy FM warns Europe

Exclusive: ‘If China attacks Taiwan, you will be affected too,’ Taiwan’s deputy FM warns Europe

Euronews Next sat down with Taiwan’s deputy foreign minister Wu Chih-chung in an exclusive interview to talk about the silicon shield and why the world cannot afford to ignore the political tensions.

Inside Amazon’s busiest European warehouse, where robots, lasers and humans deliver the future

Inside Amazon’s busiest European warehouse, where robots, lasers and humans deliver the future

Amazon says robots will make work safer and deliveries faster. Euronews Next saw them in action.

The Baltic states need more drone-detection radars. Europe's defence bottlenecks may slow them down

The Baltic states need more drone-detection radars. Europe's defence bottlenecks may slow them down

The Baltic States, like the rest of Europe, are grappling with equipment shortages for the key technologies that will make it easier to respond to drone incursions, experts say.

Why are European governments reevaluating their agreements with US defence tech contractor Palantir?

Why are European governments reevaluating their agreements with US defence tech contractor Palantir?

Critics have flagged Palantir for their links to militaries involved in ongoing conflicts and ICE immigration enforcement in the United States.

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From AI robot baristas to military drones: The weird and wonderful tech at Computex 2026

Euronews Next spotlights the most innovative and intriguing tech at the conference in Taiwan.

Taiwan's Asus unveils 'AI City' and Nvidia-powered laptops at Computex

Euronews Next spoke to Asus' co-CEO about Nvidia-powered AI laptops and the company's plan to export its 'AI City' model.

Inside the world’s largest AI personality contest: Are virtual influencers the future?

Body positivity nightmare or a chance to redefine beauty standards? A new awards contest for AI-generated personalities is testing how far virtual influencers can go.

'We have no time to waste': Germany launches €125M push to build Europe’s frontier AI

Euronews Next spoke with SPRIND’s Jano Costard to hear whether Europe can still catch up in the AI race and what Europe can still do differently.

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Meta accused of using “momfluencers” to shape child safety narrative amid scrutiny

Parent influencers and doctors allegedly advocated for Meta’s teen accounts amid criticism of keeping young people safe on its platforms, according to a new report.

“I was beside myself when they stopped making iPods”: The people still collecting obsolete tech

A growing cohort of people are shunning new technologies in favour of the outdated or obsolete. Euronews Next spoke to four collectors about escaping digital fatigue with dumb phones and iPods.

Trump called Nvidia's Jensen Huang to join China summit at last minute, report

According to a source, Trump called Huang after seeing media reporting the Nvidia leader's absence from the Trump-Xi summit.

Are there alternatives to mainstream social media platforms? |Euronews Tech Talks

Privacy, political, and ethical concerns are pushing people to look for alternative social media platforms. What are the options? Are they the solution? Euronews Tech Talks tries to understand.

Artemis II: Why should we care? |Euronews Tech Talks

The Artemis II mission concluded on Friday, with the Orion spacecraft splashing down in the Pacific Ocean. What was Europe’s role in the mission, and what comes next?

Can brain cells run computers? This startup powers data centres using human neurons

What previously required months or years of specialised lab work can now be done in hours or days thanks to its integrated platform.

‘Kids will find a way around it’: Europeans on proposed social media bans for children

As countries across Europe look to follow in Australia’s footsteps and ban social media for minors, Euronews Next asks Europeans whether they agree with the move or not.

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