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Turkish intelligence hits 157 PKK/YPG targets in northern Syria, Iraq
The National Intelligence Organization (MİT) has destroyed 157 sites, including safe havens, weapons, and ammunition depots in operations against the terrorist organization PKK/YPG in northern Syria and Iraq, a security source said on Saturday.
Konstantinos Fountas talks to Dimitris Danikas – The son of the grocer from Pylos, president of CERN
Tech giants going nuclear in artificial intelligence arms race
Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are now looking to outgun each other with announcements on atomic energy, which they hope will power a technology that is consuming electricity at an alarming rate.
The U.S. tech juggernauts, convinced that AI is technology's next big chapter, are investing billions to expand data centers globally.
Synolakis describes how Daron Acemoglu reacted when he learned that he had won the Nobel Prize for Economics: “He went on as if nothing happened”
At the Economist conference in Athens, renowned economist and Nobel Prize winner Daron Acemoglu received the thrilling news of his Nobel win. As shared by Professor Kostas Synolakis, a prominent academic in the field of Natural Disasters, Acemoglu found out about his prize during the conference and handled the moment with remarkable humility.
Synolakis described the event in detail:
Economics Nobel Prize winner calls for robust democratic institutions at Athens event
At the Economist Impact conference in Athens Monday, MIT economist Daron Acemoglu stressed the importance of strong institutions in reinforcing democracy, shortly after being announced as a 2024 Nobel Prize winner in Economics.
Driverless car takes Greek students all the way to MIT
A driverless car designed by three students from the Model Gymnasium of Anavryta in Maroussi, northern Athens, won the Race Car Challenge international competition, organized at MIT by the Beaver Works Summer Institute (BWSI) in Boston.
Big bang in education: Graduate degrees in Greece from Yale, Harvard and 22 other universities abroad
A big bang in the secondary, tertiary and post-secondary education sectors is being pursued by the government.
AI may not steal many jobs after all, just make workers more efficient
Imagine a customer-service center that speaks your language, no matter what it is.
Alorica, a company in Irvine, California, that runs customer-service centers around the world, has introduced an artificial intelligence translation tool that lets its representatives talk with customers who speak 200 different languages and 75 dialects.
How Biden finalized a historic prisoner exchange one hour before announcing his resignation
The historic prisoner exchange agreement between Russia and the West is the result of secret negotiations held under tense conditions between Moscow and the outgoing U.S. President.
Crypto currencies: Two brothers in the US "cracked the code" of Ethereum and stole $25 million in seconds
The brothers, who studied mathematics and computer science at MIT, were arrested in Boston and New York - How they planned and executed the attack