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Reading 2.0: How AI is changing our books
AI can help write books, predict bestsellers and recommend your next great read. But as AI enters publishing, criticism of it is on the rise — over copyright, creativity and lost jobs.
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Scam factories and human trafficking
A new trafficking route feeds on African ambition, carrying victims from Kenya and Uganda to Northern Cyprus and the battlefields of Ukraine, where fake agents replace promised futures with coercion, debt and force.
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The hunt for greener solutions
In the air, on land and water, our daily activities need to become more sustainable. The aim is to drastically reduce pollution from aircraft, ships, and boats. But how much are countries actually doing to get there?
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How the US and China could end the AI race
The US and China are racing toward more powerful AI. But as risks mount, can Presidents Trump and Xi agree on rules for the technology’s future?
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The Day with Tomi Oladipo
Spanish police have relocated hundreds of migrants from beach camps in Ceuta to a temporary facility. Clashes broke out over limited places, prompting riot police to use rubber bullets and batons.
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The last Glima King
Iceland’s ancient Viking sport Glíma is at risk of disappearing. Champion Þórður Ólafsson is working to revive interest as participation declines and younger generations turn to other sports.
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Young and faithful: What is it like being Jewish in Berlin?
What is it like being Jewish in Berlin? How is climate change affecting France’s Bordeaux wines? And what’s special about England’s Yorkshire Pudding?
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Afrimaxx – Modern African Lifestyle
This time, Collette Prince is visiting the old planetarium in Johannesburg, which is now a full digital dome. Plus, an Angolan school for the performing arts, Swahili chicken from Mombasa and the art scene in Accra.
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They fold laundry, load dishwashers and follow commands, at least in demos. Thanks to the AI boom, humanoid robots seem closer than ever. But how close are they really? Robotics pioneer Rodney Brooks weighs in.
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Ghana’s disappearing guitarfish
Conservationists hope to save the guitarfish in Ghana – with snails. Plus: An underwater kelp farm in Namibia.
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