How New Graduates Can Outsmart AI in Today's Job Market

February 15, 2026

How New Graduates Can Outsmart AI in Today's Job Market

AI is replacing jobs and weakening skills young workers need. Graduates who embrace tough problem-solving and offline thinking will stand out and succeed.

Three Men Jailed for Six Months in Dubai Mobile Signal Hijacking Scam

February 15, 2026

Three Men Jailed for Six Months in Dubai Mobile Signal Hijacking Scam

Dubai police sentenced three men to six months for a high-tech scam. They used jamming devices to create fake mobile networks. This tricked residents into receiving fake bank messages to steal their data and money.

AI Adoption Cuts Entry-Level Hiring But Boosts Demand for Hybrid Skills in Indian IT Firms

February 15, 2026

AI Adoption Cuts Entry-Level Hiring But Boosts Demand for Hybrid Skills in Indian IT Firms

AI adoption is changing hiring in India’s IT sector. Firms reduce entry-level hiring but want more experts with AI and domain skills. Productivity rises with AI as a tool, not a replacement.

China Warns Tech Giants to Stop 'Involution' Amid AI Giveaway War

February 15, 2026

China Warns Tech Giants to Stop 'Involution' Amid AI Giveaway War

China's market regulator has ordered top tech firms to end 'involutionary' competition. Firms are spending billions during the Lunar New Year to attract AI users. The regulator urges fair play to boost innovation.

Hong Kong Plans to Add Facial Recognition to Public CCTV Cameras This Year

February 15, 2026

Hong Kong Plans to Add Facial Recognition to Public CCTV Cameras This Year

Hong Kong's police aim to link CCTV cameras in busy shopping malls to their SmartView system, adding facial recognition tech by late 2024 if legal and technical issues clear.