A faulty update to Microsoft's Windows operating systems shook the planet on Friday, grounding planes, putting workers out of work and disrupting financial markets. The American cybersecurity group CrowdStrike, whose…

Let's revisit the adage that there are two certainties in life - death and taxes - and add a third: computer scams. Indeed, even the Olympic Games, which open next…

A video posted on Chinese social networks last year showed around a hundred Japanese children all shouting a slogan in chorus, allegedly in the playground of a Shanghai elementary school.…

A cookie emoji refers to the oven, and therefore to the crematorium. A drawing of a showerevokes the gas chambers of the death camps disguised as bathrooms. Two lightning boltsimitate…

The proliferation of online content, combined with the legal requirement for transparency, is profoundly changing good governance practices and the management of public organizations. Do we need ever greater transparency,…

The creation of fake nudes using artificial intelligence and the technique of hypertrucage, or deepfake, is gaining ground in high schools across the country. It's a phenomenon with serious consequences…

Le Devoir invites you to take the byways of university life. A proposition that's both scholarly and intimate, to be picked up all summer long like a postcard. Today, the…

The locals wonder about the suicide of a robot civil servant in Gumi. The city council has decided to launch an investigation. "He was one of us. In South Korea,…

(Tokyo) Japanese scientists have succeeded in making a robot smile "naturally" from human cells, a technological breakthrough when androids are usually covered with silicone skin that cannot sweat or heal...…

Cyberattack on Pharmascience reminds us of the fragility of Canada's supply chain Over the years, cyber-attacks have multiplied in the pharmaceutical sector. Now it's Montreal-based Pharmascience's turn to be the…