
Japan uses an AI simulation of Mount Fuji’s eruption to prepare citizens
Japan uses AI to simulate a Mount Fuji eruption, showing its potential devastation and promoting disaster preparedness.
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Japan uses AI to simulate a Mount Fuji eruption, showing its potential devastation and promoting disaster preparedness.

Anthropic will utilise Claude chatbot conversations for AI training starting from 28 September, with opt-out options and a five-year data retention policy.

Microsoft has released the Windows 11 25H2 update in the Release Preview Channel, with feature removals and improved admin controls.

TikTok is rolling out voice messages and image sharing in direct messages for all eligible users, boosting its social features.

Huawei will unveil its second triple-folding smartphone, the Mate XTs, on 4 September ahead of a busy month of rival tech launches.

Sony resumes Xperia 1 VII sales in Singapore after an investigation and an enhanced manufacturing process to address a circuit board flaw.

DJI has unveiled the Mic 3, a compact, feature-rich wireless microphone equipped with advanced sound controls, expanded storage, and extended battery life.

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