As the conflict between Russia and Ukraine endures, Western nations, such as the US, remain committed to supplying Ukraine with essential weaponry and support.

Recently, employees at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico—or PF-4, as it is known—have noticed that yellow plastic tents have begun appearing around the facility.

In July, the Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) criticised Hollywood producers who announced they were looking at a ‘ground-breaking AI proposal’ to use digital replicas of actors.

The number of Japan’s foreign residents has hit a new high of almost 3 million people, according to new government data. But, also making headlines is the decline in the Japanese-born population across all of its 47 prefectures.

July 2023 - E-Newsletter

During times of national crisis, supply chains simply can't cope, but upfront stockpiling of essential commodities can alleviate the inevitable surge and soften some of the crisis's consequences.

An agreement has been reached by the US, UK and Australia, to ‘generate, operate, and sustain a fleet of interoperable E-7 aircraft’.

This article discusses the most popular and well-known AI chatbot available, ChatGPT. It walks readers through the basics of getting started and getting the most out of the chatbot.

ThIs space telescope was launched from Florida on a quest to find the answer to one of science's biggest questions - what is the Universe made of?

The US Army, Navy and Air Force all expect to fall short of their recruiting targets this year. But, despite a super-tight job market, Marine leaders say they will have no problems reaching their recruiting goals.