IPhone’s Voice-to-Text Feature Sparks Controversy Over “Trump” Suggestion

IPhone’s Voice-to-Text Feature Sparks Controversy Over “Trump” Suggestion

Apple’s iPhone voice-to-text feature has been criticized after users discovered that repeatedly saying “racist” prompts the software to suggest “Trump” as the next word. This unexpected behavior has raised concerns about potential bias in the tech giant’s speech recognition model. ‘SIRI’OUS PROBLEM: iPhone’s voice-to-text feature is sparking controversy after a viral TikTok video showed a …

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Cypriot business sets its sights on the US

Cypriot business sets its sights on the US

For the first time, a Cypriot business delegation will participate in the SelectUSA Investment Summit and take part in the SelectUSA Tech program. These major investment opportunities in the United States are aimed at companies looking to enter or expand in the US market. The summit, taking place in Maryland from May 11-14, offers entrepreneurs …

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Son Of Greek Australian Aged Care Mogul Quietly Lists Toorak Mansion For $30M

Son Of Greek Australian Aged Care Mogul Quietly Lists Toorak Mansion For M

Stephen Arvanitis, the son of Greek Australian aged care mogul Peter Arvanitis, has discreetly listed his lavish Toorak mansion for sale, with an expected price tag of around $30 million. Arvanitis purchased the six-bedroom St Georges Road property just over a year ago from billionaire Smorgan family members Michael and Hayley for a similar sum. …

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How a demographic ‘doom loop’ helped Germany’s far right

How a demographic ‘doom loop’ helped Germany’s far right

A father and son hang election posters featuring Alice Weidel, leader of the Alternative for Germany, in Putlitz, Germany, on Feb. 8, 2025. The AfD came in second in federal elections on Sunday, Feb. 23, doubling its vote share from four years ago, in the strongest showing for a German far-right party since World War …

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Prosecutor Launches Investigation Into Social Media Posts Inciting Violence Ahead Of Demonstrations

Prosecutor Launches Investigation Into Social Media Posts Inciting Violence Ahead Of Demonstrations

The head of the Athens Prosecutor’s Office, Aristeidis Koreas, has ordered a criminal investigation into social media posts that incite violence ahead of the demonstrations marking the two-year anniversary of the Tempi tragedy. As part of the preliminary inquiry, the prosecutor has instructed the cybercrime division to track down the accounts responsible for these posts. …

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European prices boost demand for Greek holiday homes

European prices boost demand for Greek holiday homes

The Greek holiday home market is set to benefit from the downward trend in interest rates in the eurozone. According to a relevant analysis by Elxis – At Home in Greece, which is active in the purchase, sale and management of holiday homes in Greece, this development has put the sale prices of homes in …

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Dendias opposes Meteor missile sale to Turkey in meeting with British counterpart

Dendias opposes Meteor missile sale to Turkey in meeting with British counterpart

[InTimeNews] Defense Minister Nikos Dendias expressed his opposition to the potential sale of Meteor air-to-air missiles to Turkey during a meeting with British Defense Minister John Healey in London on Tuesday. Dendias’ visit also aimed to strengthen defense cooperation with the United Kingdom, which Athens considers to have a significant role in European defense planning …

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Athens International Airport accelerating investment plan 

Athens International Airport accelerating investment plan 

[Intime News] Athens International Airport (AIA) has announced an accelerated investment plan to expand its capacity, aiming to serve 33 million passengers annually ahead of schedule and 40 million by 2032.  In 2024, AIA reported a 10.2% revenue increase (€665.5M), a 15.7% rise in EBITDA (€424.8M), and net profits of €235.9M (+1.9%). Passenger traffic hit …

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Displacement of Palestinians could lead to regional instability, says Gerapetritis

Displacement of Palestinians could lead to regional instability, says Gerapetritis

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis said that the displacement of Palestinians could lead to regional instability during his speech at the UN Security Council meeting on the Middle East on Tuesday. “Palestinians must take a leading role in this process, as displacement could lead to regional instability,” he said, referring to reconstruction efforts and post …

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Mikis Theodorakis | Athens | March 18

Mikis Theodorakis | Athens | March 18

Athens honors the centenary of composer Mikis Theodorakis’ birth with a special concert highlighting his symphonic works at the Athens Concert Hall (115 Vasilisis Sofias). Often overshadowed by his popular songs, these pieces reflect his deep connection to Greek culture. The Camerata, led by conductor George Petrou, will perform Theodorakis’ first and last symphonic compositions, …

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