Warning: This story contains details some may find distressing A 17-year-old Sudanese girl holds a young child in her arms with a heavy calm that belies her age and the concerns she has for his future. “This son of mine has no father, no birth certificate and no national number,” Amira, whose name has been
Arena’s CEO says his company has encountered job applicants who seem too good to be true — literally. Anastasios Angelopoulos said that the AI-model evaluation company he cofounded has interviewed candidates who turned out to be AI rather than real people. “They’re passing all of our technical interviews,” Angelopoulos said in an interview on the
Businessman Mohamed Mohideen has lived in Osaka for 39 years. He moved from his home country of Sri Lanka in 1987 in search of better job opportunities during the bubble economy. He worked with gemstones and later worked in trade, exporting used cars to countries such as Sri Lanka and Pakistan. He moved at a
I’ve always loved reading, ever since I picked up “Little Women” when I was 10 years old. As I grew older, books became my secret escape, taking me to places I could never have imagined. But when I had my first child, something changed. Suddenly, reading became a chore. I would try to pick up
Physical credentials used to be all that was needed for identity management in an enterprise. But now that humans work alongside machines and AI agents in digital environments, even identity tools built for the cloud era are proving inadequate. That’s the gap that Israeli startup Oak is trying to stealthily fill, he says. Co-founded by
“Any form of child sexual abuse is confronting and horrifying, even more so when the alleged perpetrator is a person entrusted with the care of our youth,” said Australian Federal Police (AFP) Acting Commander Luke Needham. Tait worked or attended 62 early childhood education centers in Sydney between 2009 and 2025, although police say he