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OpenAI CEO: “My kids will never be smarter than AI.” He admitted that ChatGPT is the foundation of his parenting style

Foldable iPhone may appear in 2026: displays already ordered from Samsung

"I don't want to destroy the world - I'm just modeling it": Former Harvard professor creates AI that mimics the behavior of world leaders and can prevent wars

Ukrainians have created a service for learning languages through adapted and personalized reading. How ReadEd works

Instead of billboards, a red square. A programmer created ad blocking in the real world using AR glasses

Android vulnerability allows hackers to trigger actions in apps without user consent

"All life on the phone": Rakuten Viber revealed how much time Ukrainians spend on average on calls and chats

Tipok, which sells vapes, and even the land cadastre: over 100 sites were blocked in Ukraine in May

Ukrainian startup DONS is among the top three winners of the NATO hackathon to counter fiber-optic drones

British Avon Technologies will supply respirators to the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Greta Thunberg's followers. Moscow schoolchildren created an application that teaches users to live ecologically: how EcoReminder works

A team of students from Kyiv School No. 53, led by a computer science teacher, created an application that motivates users to do environmentally friendly things. We tell you how EcoReminder came about and what it is useful for.

Norway to jointly produce surface drones with Ukraine

How to boost your business on Google: 7 myths that keep you at the bottom

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How to boost your business on Google: 7 myths that keep you at the bottom

If your business isn’t ranking on Google Maps, you’re not alone. Thousands of businesses face the same problem every day. But here’s the truth: getting to the top isn’t as difficult as it seems, as most of the top positions are occupied by businesses that are easy to bypass.

Kyiv schoolchildren created a useful AR application for teaching first aid. How Firselp works, which won gold at the Infomatrix 2025 inter-agency hackathon

A team of Ukrainian schoolchildren led by a 15-year-old CEO has created an augmented reality mobile application called Firselp, which teaches users how to provide first aid in critical situations. Project leader Dmytro Palamarchuk, who just finished 9th grade, told dev.ua about the service, which aims to make basic first aid knowledge accessible, understandable, and effective even during times of stress.

Millions of damage, thousands of square meters of glass, damaged communications: KPI suffered during another enemy attack

"Now trainees must also have experience. In Ukraine, there are some unrealistic requirements for candidates." AIT people on LinkedIn are actively discussing a trainee developer vacancy, which requires at least half a year of experience

“The former boss said that if her new employers see this note, she could lose her job.” Does LinkedIn publicity help to eliminate salary arrears? Three cases from the tech sector

Despite all the rich epithets about self-development, vocation, team atmosphere, and «kindred spirit,» the main motivator in any job remains salary. Its timely and full payment is the «base.» And if this condition is violated, not everyone will want to continue working with such an employer. But what to do when salary debts accumulate, but it seems like no one is thinking of paying them? Everyone has the right in this situation to go to court, but this involves a lot of time, expenses (after all, it is difficult to cope on your own without a lawyer) and nerves, so not everyone goes this route.