Worry less about how we store data, and more about how we store water

As Philip Ball, handling editor of Kensō Soai's 1995 paper reveals, sometimes you're oblivious to it

That artificial intelligence could destroy humanity is a story imposed by the AI industry itself. It’s time to challenge it

Back in 2022 I wrote about the long-term prospects for undoing Brexit and made two predictions.

Politically, it may be a non-starter. But what about the economics? An alternative history and a rerun of Gordon Brown's famous five tests. Part two of two

Pete Hegseth says the execution will be public, but a legal expert says the "unprecedented" decision is on "uncertain legal terrain".

That artificial intelligence could destroy humanity is a story imposed by the AI industry itself. It’s time to challenge it

A campaign to restore passenger services on Edinburgh's south suburban railway

The state of western liberalism today, under constant attack from anti-liberal right-wing populism

Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels is running the eighth annual Great Scottish Squirrel Survey next week, and everyone can get involved Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels (SSRS) is calling on the public ...

New analysis published by the NextGen Mechanics initiative and ECI shows that the industry needs 105,000 additional bike mechanics by 2032.

Four decades of consuming public wealth rather than building it has eroded Britain’s resilience and its long-term debt sustainability, leaving the country acutely vulnerable to deglobalisation

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