Iran and Belarus have signed a cooperation roadmap document during a state visit by…

Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is winding down its support for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on Facebook and Instagram. The social network’s head of commerce and financial technologies, Stephane Kasriel, announced the move in a tweet, citing a shift in focus to other monetization opportunities for creators, people, and businesses. Kasriel did not give any further details on why Meta was reversing its stance on NFTs, which were previously touted by CEO Mark Zuckerberg as having a role in the company’s metaverse plans.

Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil giant, Aramco, has announced a record profit of $161.1 billion…

Andreas Braun, Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft Germany, confirmed the release of GPT-4 according to Windows Central, suggesting that the new model would come with exciting new features.

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Lebanese authorities are failing to uphold their citizens’ right to electricity, according to Human…

Some AI experts warn that businesses should carefully consider potential harms to customers, society…

Indian stand-up comedian Varun Thakur, who’s counted among those who can tickle your funny…

India’s batting megastars will be desperate to clear the cobwebs from their head in…