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Added on the 15/12/2022 11:15:10 - Copyright : Euronews EN
Orly airport, south-east of Paris, is experimenting with 3D scanners to simplify cabin baggage screening and allow security officers to "focus on the quality of service". The 3D technology means passengers no longer have to remove liquids and certain electronic devices from their luggage, "a breath of fresh air", according to one employee.
A passenger has refueled the online controversy over full body scanners in airports. The American blogosphere looks at the heavy weight of national debt. And the Louvre is asking web users for donations to help buy a masterpiece.
In today's international press headlines: Britain's Gordon Brown approves full-body scanners at UK airports, and Dubai inaugurates the tallest tower in the world.
UK Prime minister Rishi Sunak arrives at the AI safety summit in Bletchley Park. "AI has the potential to transform our lives in every aspect from healthcare to education and our economy," he says, "Thanks to the actions we've taken, this week, Britain is well placed to be at the forefront of that change". SOUNDBITE
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