When a former Labour deputy leader joins a firm built on surveillance and military targeting, it deepens public cynicism – and democracy depends on trust, says Labour MP Clive Lewis

Silicon Valley journalist Gil Durán introduces a compelling theory about the rise of Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, and the small group of tech elite trying to control society.

Millions in public money are going into home-grown AI, with few guarantees over what Britain gets back

State legislators are emboldened by rising public outrage, ineffective pushback from Washington and a surge of pro-regulation dollars — and tech lobbyists are throwing in the towel.

Millions in public money are going into home-grown AI, with few guarantees over what Britain gets back

Plus: Be Irreplaceable

Plus: Be Irreplaceable

Plus: Burning Up

Plus: Be Irreplaceable

Burnham's promise to “buy British” will test whether years of dependence on US Big Tech can be untangled from the British state

Burnham's promise to “buy British” will test whether years of dependence on US Big Tech can be untangled from the British state

Burnham's promise to “buy British” will test whether years of dependence on US Big Tech can be untangled from the British state

Inside the mind of Peter Thiel: A self-fulfilling ouroboros in search of himself

Data protection rights only work if they’re enforced, that’s why we need an effective regulator.

Time for Big Tech to pay up

In New Orleans, everyone is being watched with facial recognition cameras and police drones—and your hometown might be next.

As England runs dry, campaigners tell The Citizens why government's AI ambitions are putting our shared resources at risk

Updated version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MA8hAIFKYo If you go outside in America today, you've almost certainly been scanned by a Flock camera, maybe even hundreds of times. Your location,…

I requested a copy of my data from McDonald’s loyalty program and received an extensive, personalized report that algorithmically predicts my next purchase.

How do you interview someone who’s been gagged? That’s the task we set ourselves on today’s episode. Sarah Wynn-Williams - a former Facebook executive turned whistleblower author - is not allowed to…

Plus: Defending Heidi Beirich

With trust in Ofcom eroding, we asked leading campaigners whether the watchdog can be saved or if it’s time to build something new

As England runs dry, campaigners tell The Citizens why government's AI ambitions are putting our shared resources at risk

As England runs dry, campaigners tell The Citizens why government's AI ambitions are putting our shared resources at risk

As England runs dry, campaigners tell The Citizens why government's AI ambitions are putting our shared resources at risk

Plus: Park it Here

Six police forces are now known to have processed data with Palantir software, while further information is being fed in through data sharing agreements with neighbouring forces.