Author: Alice Johansson

A decade after the first smart glasses flopped, camera-and-AI glasses are selling in the millions. The difference: they look normal and the AI is useful.

Driverless taxis now complete millions of paid rides. The argument has shifted from whether the technology works to how its safety record should be judged.

Perth-born Talia Gibson is climbing the rankings with a game built on timing and court craft. We look at her rise, her strengths and what comes next on tour.

Eugenio Derbez ruled Mexican television for decades before crossing over to Hollywood acclaim. How he built a bilingual career and why he is trending again.

For thousands of small sites, moderation is one person and a queue. A free AI model that rivals the giants changes what that one person can handle.

A plain-language guide to what studies find in bottled water, how they find it, and how much confidence each claim deserves — including the uncomfortable irony.

A resource boom can strengthen a currency so much that manufacturers and farmers lose export markets. How Dutch Disease works, where it has happened, and how governments try to prevent it.

Electronic cigarettes expose people who switch completely from smoking to fewer carcinogens, but long-term lung cancer data does not yet exist. A cautious look at what the evidence shows.