Government workers are among the most likely to lose their jobs to artificial intelligence over the next 20 years, ac…
Microsoft’s Brad Smith wants governments to regulate facial recognition technology
Facial recognition technology could be abused in ways that would undermine civil liberties if governments fail to reg…
Blockchain could restore trust in government and save it billions of pounds, claims MP
The UK government could make efficiency savings of £8bn by embracing blockchain technology, according to a report by …
How could tech transform social care? NHS Digital partners with 12 councils to find out
NHS Digital has joined forces with the Local Government Association to award £240,000 to a dozen councils seeking to …
KPMG, LLoyds and IBM are backing a new global AI policy commission
British politicians and business leaders have joined forces to establish an international commission tasked with guid…
Roger Taylor to chair Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
Ofqual’s Roger Taylor has been named chair of the new Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation, as ministers unvei…
HPE is planning to build mini-supercomputers at British universities
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has joined forces with chipmaker Arm, software firm SUSE and the UK government to build mi…
Nvidia has been teaching UK politicians how to build neural networks
Politicians from across the political spectrum took part in a workshop last week designed to boost their knowledge of…
Intel has built a quantum computing processor made of silicon
Intel has invented a new type of quantum computing processor made of silicon, it revealed yesterday. The structure is…
Police use facial recognition software to arrest three in Cardiff
South Wales Police used facial recognition software to identify and arrest three people during the Six Nations match …