Data about methods and processes at work is emerging as a critical economic resource. How should UKPLC respond?

Counter-terror leaders reveal the tactics Russia is using to sow division in the UK

India’s elite tech talent is starting to see big tech jobs in a new light.

Guardian analysis finds facilities to be built in some of the driest areas as outcry grows over water needed to power AI

Jack Clark tells BBC's Newsnight AI could get to the point where it develops without human input.

Convening research, firm and policy expertise to ask: how can we couple AI with human capabilities to transform working lives for good?

Addressing the complex issues surrounding AI at work can be challenging. It touches on personal experiences, professional roles, and charged political views on Big Tech. It often involves vague or technical terminology. It’s a topic that many employers will see as their ‘management prerogative’ and out of scope for collective bargaining or even worker consultation.

First they need to have the right incentives to do so. Electricity world these days is filled with concern about supersized (“hyperscale”) data centers, those computing facilities that use more ele…

This explainer covers virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR) and immersive virtual worlds (IVWs).

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After President Trump terminated the Democratic members of the PCLOB, its effectiveness and future independence are in doubt.

Poverty charity urges Keir Starmer to focus on living standards instead of culture wars and immigration

In a recent complaint against AI firm Cohere, plaintiffs including Forbes, Guardian News and Politico join the growing list of media companies accusing AI developers of damaging their news brands.

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The company said it was greenlighting a number of AI programs for editorial and product staff.

The Summit will begin in the Grand Palais on 10th February, starting with a forum bringing together many stakeholders from around the world (including represent

Despite chip restrictions, Chinese AI threatens the foundation of the generative AI hype cycle