Mais emprego, inflação a abrandar e contas públicas equilibradas. É este o cenário traçado pelo Governo para 2027. Mas a Unidade Técnica de Apoio Orçamental já levantou dúvidas sobre algumas das previsões. O que pode falhar nas contas do Estado para o próximo ano? Saiba mais, neste episódio do Economia dia a dia, podcast diário do Expresso

A empresa que divulgou o caso vai denunciar às autoridades a resposta do Gemini que incentivou um estudante ao suicídio: "Com a tua capacidade mental, no máximo, podes matar-te!” Ao Expresso, a Google diz estar a melhorar os mecanismos de proteção do assistente

The midterms are the first elections in which artificial intelligence is integrated into every major social media platform. Efforts to blunt its harms are uneven.

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Step one in convincing people to live with robots with cameras on their faces? Disguise them as cute home decor.

A portable keyboard and kickstand make it a viable emergency workstation—even if iOS still gets in the way.

Renewed hostilities might not be any more successful than the war’s first phase, and President Trump has repeatedly canceled plans for a return to major combat.

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Carros elétricos, foguetões, satélites e inteligência artificial, tudo na mesma empresa. Elon Musk está a estudar a fusão da Tesla com a SpaceX, num negócio que envolve cerca de 3 biliões de euros. O que pode mudar com esta união? Saiba mais, neste episódio do Economia dia a dia, podcast diário do Expresso

Elon Musk revelou que a Tesla e a SpaceX estão a estudar uma fusão. As duas empresas valem, juntas, dez vezes o PIB português. A operação poderia reforçar o controlo de Musk sobre a Tesla: atualmente, o empresário controla cerca de 84% dos votos na SpaceX, graças a ações com direitos de voto reforçados, mas apenas cerca de 20% na fabricante automóvel, segundo o FT

Apple made an astonishingly good first foldable. Now iOS and third-party apps need time to catch up.

Unorthodox campaign is challenging the ruling party’s 14-year reign with a bold democratic experiment

On a cool autumn evening, a team of Serbian student volunteers went canvassing in the housing estates of Krnjača, a Belgrade suburb. They were equipped with lanyards emblazoned with the word “victory”, a stock list of questions and a mobile app that mapped visited homes and the level of support in each.

The volunteers were part of a mass student movement, Student List, that has rocked Serbia with two years of constant protests. On Sunday, the group will represent the most serious challenge Aleksandar Vučić has faced in his 12 increasingly authoritarian years in power, by putting forward their own candidates in parliamentary elections.

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Organized criminal rings target SNAP recipients because of the government program's outdated security features. But upgrading the tech costs money and states' SNAP budgets are getting squeezed.

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When CofE bishops in London read in a Left-wing rag that anti-small boat activists were attending church, they immediately released a statement. Where are all the statements about Left-wing activists, wonders Julian Mann.

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