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The Journal seeks to become the most reliable, first-choice Pan-Nigerian information and public knowledge platform. The Journal Nigeria is a serious Journalism from an African Worldview
Meta Platforms agreed on Wednesday, 26 August 2026, to pay up to $16.68 billion to settle landmark lawsuits with 29 American states over the mental health damage its apps inflict on children. The deal resolves a federal trial in Oakland, California, where state attorneys accused the social media giant of knowingly hooking young users on…
The sentencing of a young man in the American Midwest to more than a decade behind bars has quietly become a reference point in one of the most difficult questions facing law enforcement today: what happens when criminals treat artificial intelligence as a co conspirator, and the machine’s memory later helps convict them. Deron…
Chinese humanoid machines have surpassed elite athletic sprint marks, but complex factory assembly still exposes their mechanical limits. At the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, two robots eclipsed the 100-metre world record on Saturday. Another machine completed the 400-metre event in 39.7 seconds, outpacing human benchmarks. Yet braking problems emerged immediately as the sprinters…
Nearly three-quarters of humanity now browses the internet, yet Africa remains largely offline. Fresh data from the International Telecommunication Union shows that barely 36 per cent of Africans use the web today. That stark gap persists even as the global online population crosses the six billion mark. Digital development talk routinely ignores this basic reality….
Australia has become the first country to attach a fixed price to big technology companies that refuse to pay for journalism, a shift that Nigerian publishers and regulators are following closely as they press a parallel case against the same firms at home. The Australian Parliament passed the News Bargaining Incentive on Thursday, 20…
Students across Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education can now claim 12 months of Google’s paid artificial intelligence service at no cost, as the technology company renews a scheme it says is meant to close the gap between Nigerian classrooms and the global race for AI skills. The programme, called the Gemini Student…
Anthropic is asking Wall Street to look deep into the future to justify what could become one of the largest public stock debuts in financial history. Financial insiders reveal that the artificial intelligence firm projects its annual revenue will reach between $190 billion and $200 billion by 2028. That ambitious internal estimate dwarfs the $47…
Major global automakers are introducing bipedal, AI-driven humanoid robots directly onto active assembly lines. Automotive executives view these versatile machines as the next evolutionary step beyond stationary, single-task robotic arms. Companies like Tesla, BMW, and Hyundai are testing walking units capable of voice interaction and adaptive manual labor. Industry leaders aim to deploy these humanoids…
Google has opened a new route back into locked accounts, allowing users to verify their identity with a short selfie video, a move that places facial biometrics at the centre of one of the most sensitive moments in digital life, the moment a user has lost every other way in. The company announced the feature…
European regulators hit Google with a fresh one billion dollar penalty on Thursday. The European Commission penalised the tech giant for breaking digital antitrust rules across its search engine and app store. Officials accused the company of systematically favoring its own services over rival offerings. Regulators also condemned Google for blocking app developers from directing…