Artificial Intelligence

AI assurance services such as audit, certification and impact evaluations are set to become a 'multibillion-pound industry', government says

"We need to demand that these tools [that lead to a low carbon economy] are taken out of the garage and put to use."

Unlike James Bond's Q, the spy agency cannot develop all the technologies it needs in-house

AI-driven attacks are fast, difficult to spot and launched at scale. Toby Lewis of Darktrace argues that a defensive AI is the best and only possible response

Performance monitoring damages workers' mental health, MPs have warned

The National AI Strategy aims to make ‘Britain a global AI superpower' but this will require more collaboration between public and private sectors

AI today is very bad at understanding a first-person point of view. Facebook wants to change that, and hang the privacy concerns

Extreme weather is already affecting supply chains around the planet

Some US government departments' cyber defences are at 'kindergarten level' compared to China's advancement, Nicolas Chaillan thinks

People should only be monitored when suspected of a crime