Galgotias University Faces Heat for Showing Chinese Robot Dog as Its Own at AI Summit

February 18, 2026

Galgotias University Faces Heat for Showing Chinese Robot Dog as Its Own at AI Summit

At India’s AI Impact Summit, a Galgotias University staffer called a Chinese-made robotic dog their innovation. Social media quickly exposed it. The university and politicians reacted to the controversy.

Will AI Bring Four-Day Workweeks or Widen Income Gap? Experts Weigh In

February 18, 2026

Will AI Bring Four-Day Workweeks or Widen Income Gap? Experts Weigh In

Top leaders claim AI will cut workdays and boost free time. But experts warn productivity gains may not reach workers, risking pay cuts and more inequality.

Refugee Groups Demand End to UK Age Assessment Board Citing Child Safety Risks

February 18, 2026

Refugee Groups Demand End to UK Age Assessment Board Citing Child Safety Risks

A coalition of refugee support groups says the UK Home Office’s age assessment board is 'traumatic' and 'flawed,' putting hundreds of refugee children at risk. They urge the government to shut down the board created in March 2023.

Gabon Suspends Facebook and TikTok Over Social Conflict Risks

February 18, 2026

Gabon Suspends Facebook and TikTok Over Social Conflict Risks

Gabon has blocked Facebook and TikTok indefinitely. The media regulator cites harmful content risks amid rising social unrest and strikes. The move aims at protecting national stability.

Six Australian MPs Got Free Sports Tickets from Gambling Firms, Raising Calls for Ad Reforms

February 18, 2026

Six Australian MPs Got Free Sports Tickets from Gambling Firms, Raising Calls for Ad Reforms

At least six Australian federal MPs have declared accepting free sports event tickets from major gambling companies like Tabcorp and Sportsbet. This disclosure fuels demands for stricter wagering ad rules and better gambling regulations in the country.