OpenAI has launched its new language model, GPT-5, which fundamentally changes the approach to working with artificial intelligence. The main breakthrough lies in its ability to not just generate code, but to create complete projects from scratch.

Microsoft is beginning to gradually phase out its popular mobile document scanning application, Microsoft Lens

In Australia, the world's first intelligent system, LAARMA, designed to prevent collisions between vehicles and wild animals, has been successfully tested.

A team of scientists from Switzerland and Italy has unveiled the "Robot Drummer," a robotic drummer that plays complex musical compositions with up to 90% accuracy.

A team of researchers from Virginia Tech has developed a fundamentally new approach to creating plastic from natural materials.

BETAFPV has unveiled the new Pavo Femto micro-drone, setting a new standard for compact aerial vehicles.

Google has announced a new version of its virtual world generation model, Genie 3. This neural network is capable of creating interactive environments in real time based on a simple text description or an image.

The forum serves as a key platform for discussing the prospects for the development of AI, coordinating policies and standards in this area, and finding joint innovative solutions.

In 2026, Japan will begin testing an innovative project: the company SoftBank plans to utilize solar-powered dirigibles as "flying communication towers" for 4G and 5G networks.

Today, August 6, Avaza hosted a thematic session entitled “Connecting Path: Digital Potential Beyond Borders” as part of the Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDC).