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April 13, 2024
Swarms of Drones Can Be Managed by a Single Person

The U.S. military says large groups of drones and ground robots can be managed by just one person without added stress to the operator. As VOA’s Julie Taboh reports, the technologies may be beneficial for civilian uses, too. VOA footage by Adam Greenbaum.
March 27, 2024
LogOn: Robots Hand Write Letters for Humans

Not long ago, people wrote letters by hand. But like many things eclipsed by modern technology, handwritten letters are less common than they used to be. Now, that technology has started writing those letters. VOA’s Julie Taboh introduces us to handwriting robots in this week’s episode of LogOn.
November 07, 2023
Experts Weigh in on Biden’s Executive Order on AI

U.S. President Joe Biden recently signed a sweeping executive order to promote the safe development and use of artificial intelligence. VOA’s Julie Taboh reports on reactions by Washington-based AI experts.
January 10, 2023
Stunning Images Highlight Beauty, Fragility of Mother Earth

These powerful images of flora and fauna are stark reminders of planet Earth’s delicate ecosystems and the importance of their preservation. Nature photographers from the world over expressed their sentiments about an ever-changing planet in a contest sponsored by The Nature Conservancy, an environmental nonprofit. VOA’s Julie Taboh has more on the winning images.
January 04, 2023
CES 2023: Technology Addressing Global Challenges

The world's leading consumer electronics show, CES 2023 will open in Las Vegas, Nevada on Thursday, January 5. The latest innovations in digital health, transportation and the metaverse are just a few of the technological breakthroughs to be displayed at the 4-day event. This year’s theme is technology helping to address the world’s greatest challenges. VOA’s Julie Taboh shows us some of what to expect.
January 01, 2023
LogOn App Connecting Farmers

Small farmers produce about one-third of the world's food. Yet they lack global visibility and face many obstacles getting their crops to larger markets. A new app is helping to change that for some farmers in Africa. VOA’s Julie Taboh has more.

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