Technology

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping educational systems around the world. From personalized learning to supporting teachers, AI tools are becoming essential for modernizing classrooms, and their presence is gradually transforming the way students approach knowledge. However, their implementation also brings challenges that require careful planning, thoughtful strategy, and continuous training for both teachers and students.

YouTube creators recently discovered that their videos looked different than when they were first uploaded — sharper, smoother and visually “polished.” The reason? The platform had secretly tested an AI system for automatic video enhancement without notifying creators. The experiment sparked a heated debate about trust, transparency and where to draw the line between technological progress and creative control.

Apple is preparing for its traditional September event, and the main highlight will be the new generation of iPhones. The iPhone 17 series brings numerous updates, but the model that attracts the most attention is the iPhone 17 Air – the thinnest iPhone ever, measuring just 5.5 millimeters. Although it represents a major design leap, Apple has not forgotten about performance, cameras, and software, which are all expected to elevate the user experience to a new level.

As mobile data demand skyrockets, Ericsson’s cutting-edge passive antennas are revolutionizing 5G networks with better coverage, faster speeds, and greater energy efficiency.

Apple and Google continue developing their artificial intelligence solutions, bringing new tools for users of their devices and services.

In this article, we look at how 5G technology is already improving latency and what we can expect with the arrival of 6G networks.

European telecoms are aiming for 6G standards by 2029/2030, but Member States are slow in deploying 5G networks. This delay could affect other technologies, such as artificial intelligence.

While the tech world is buzzing about 6G, which is still about six years away, the next generation of mobile networks will depend heavily on a key aspect of 5G standalone (5G SA) technology.

What exactly does WiFi 7 bring us and why should you care?

The transformation of the smartphone industry is on the horizon, writes IDC.