Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Google Rolls Out AI Mode Search Feature in Greece

In a landmark expansion for Greek tech enthusiasts, Google has unveiled its revolutionary AI Mode in Search, now live in Greece and 49 other regions as of October 8, 2025. This powerhouse feature, powered by advanced Gemini models, transforms complex queries—think plotting a Santorini getaway or decoding ancient myths—into seamless, multimodal conversations via text, voice, or even photos. With follow-up questions and web-deep dives, it’s not just searching; it’s exploring, available instantly in Greek on desktop and mobile apps. As Google pledges ongoing tweaks for accuracy, users worldwide, from Athens cafes to diaspora homes, can now unlock smarter discoveries with a single tap.

JPMorgan’s Dimon: AI Investments Yield Significant Savings

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon revealed that the bank’s $2 billion annual investment in artificial intelligence (AI) is yielding equivalent cost savings, with potential for even greater returns. Dimon highlighted AI’s transformative role across trading, research, and customer service, comparing its impact to historic innovations like the internet.

Surge in Digital Payment Fraud Across Europe – Greece’s Position

Digital payment fraud in Europe surged 43% in 2024, with losses exceeding €4.3 billion in 2022 and €2 billion in early 2023, driven by AI-empowered fraudsters. Greece, among the least affected, recorded €31.96 million in losses, mainly from credit transfers. Southern Europe sees lower per-incident losses, while Scandinavia faces the highest, with Finland at €593 per case.

Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis: AI May Replace Doctors, Not Nurses, in Healthcare Revolution

Google DeepMind’s Greek-Singaporean CEO Demis Hassabis predicts AI will revolutionize healthcare by automating doctors’ diagnostic tasks but not nurses’ empathy-driven roles. As AI reshapes industries, leaders like Amazon’s Andy Jassy and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang warn of job disruptions, urging workers to adapt through reskilling for a future where AI and humans collaborate.

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Hagia Sophia Marks Five Years as Mosque, Symbol of Erdoğan’s Vision

Five years after its conversion to a mosque, Hagia Sophia stands as a symbol of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s vision, blending Islamic heritage with political ambition. Welcoming 40 million visitors since July 2020, it serves as both a place of worship and a tourist site, enriched with weekly religious classes and modernized with AI security.

Greek Roaster Manufacturer IRM Embraces AI

Greek roaster manufacturer IRM Coffee Roasting Machines has launched the IRM PRO-AI system, integrating artificial intelligence into its hot-air roasting machines. Unveiled at the World of Coffee in Geneva, the system automates heat, airflow, and drum speed by analyzing temperature and rate-of-rise in real time. Paired with IRM’s Kai-Zen platform, it offers advanced control, diagnostics, and predictive adjustments. IRM’s machines, ranging from 1.5 to 140 kilograms, are built in Greece and support worldwide shipping, with a focus on expanding AI-driven solutions for coffee processing.

Greek Navy Enters New Era with AI, Frigates, and Future-Focused Strategy

Greece has unveiled a sweeping transformation of its naval forces under the strategic initiative “Achilles Shield.” Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announced the shift during a fleet inspection, describing it as a new doctrine of deterrence involving advanced frigates, AI integration, unmanned vessels, and expanded domestic industry participation. The plan aims to make the Hellenic Navy a significantly more powerful and future-ready force.

Greece Emerges as EU Leader in 5G Coverage, Says Digital Governance Ministry

Greece has emerged as a digital frontrunner in the EU, achieving 99.8% 5G coverage in 2024—one of the highest rates in Europe—according to the European Commission’s latest Digital Decade report. The country also saw major gains in broadband infrastructure and AI adoption, positioning itself as a growing tech hub.

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Greece Prepares Its Own AI Supercomputer

Greece is developing its own AI supercomputer, with the final permit recently issued, as announced by Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou. The country is also proposing a new AI factory in Western Macedonia and advancing projects like Daidalos and AI Factory Pharos, focusing on health, culture, and civil protection. Additionally, Greece is launching microsatellites, starting with Transporter 14, to gather data for AI-driven models in civil protection and agriculture.

EuroLeague Suspends Panathinaikos Owner for Five Games

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries, driving innovation but raising ethical concerns. As machine learning models grow more sophisticated, questions about data privacy, bias, and accountability demand careful consideration to balance technological advancement with societal impact.

Delphi Welcomes AI-Powered Art Installation Inspired by Ancient Oracle

Delphi, the ancient seat of prophecy, embraces the future with ‘The Garden of Pythia’ — an AI-driven art installation by Charles Sandison unveiled during the Delphi Economic Forum. Blending mythology, technology, and environmental data, the immersive work reimagines the Oracle through real-time projections and sound, transforming the historic site into a living fusion of past and future.

Greece Unveils "Daedalus" Supercomputer Project in Lavrio, Aiming to Lead in AI Innovation

In a historic move, Greece has launched the construction of “Daedalus,” a state-of-the-art supercomputer set to position the nation as a leader in artificial intelligence. Announced by Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou at the Lavrio Technological Cultural Park, the €58.9 million project—funded by the EU’s NextGenerationEU—will deliver a computing powerhouse with 89 Petaflops of performance, ranking among the world’s top systems by 2026. Housed in a revamped industrial heritage site, “Daedalus” will drive innovation in AI, healthcare, and sustainability, marking a bold step into the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Greece Bolsters Defence with New 'Thorax' Threat-Assessment System

In a landmark move to fortify national security, Greece’s National Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos signed an agreement on Monday to launch ‘Thorax,’ a state-of-the-art threat-assessment system. Funded with €48.95 million from the EU Recovery Fund, Thorax will leverage big data and artificial intelligence to process information from radar, UAVs, and various agencies, empowering the Armed Forces with real-time decision-making capabilities as part of the transformative ‘Agenda 2030’ plan.

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