In his weekly tech column Schermtijd, reporter Rutger Otto reviews an AI-generated adaptation of Homer's Odyssey. He concludes that the resulting film quality is poor.
Parisian judicial authorities have launched a criminal investigation into allegations of sexual harassment involving the use of smart glasses. The probe was initiated following reports of a trend where women are being filmed without consent on public streets and the footage is subsequently posted online.
In this edition of his weekly 'Schermtijd' column, tech reporter Rutger Otto reflects on the evolution of internet behavior. He specifically examines how our habits regarding video recording have changed over time.
Apple has launched a new foldable iPhone that functions like a small computer. While the device aims to attract gadget enthusiasts, its high price tag raises questions about whether it truly restores the company's reputation for innovation.
Journalists Laurens Verhagen and George van Hal warn in their book 'De Techbro's' that many in Silicon Valley are shifting toward right-wing politics and authoritarian values. They argue that some tech leaders now prioritize technological ambitions over democratic processes, viewing regulations as obstacles.
The Dutch anti-piracy foundation BREIN continues to shut down illegal IPTV services, yet the widespread availability of these platforms remains a significant challenge for the media industry. Officials emphasize that using these services supports criminal activity, despite the limited long-term effectiveness of current enforcement efforts.
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