As Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being integrated into an increasing amount of technology and devices, questions arise as to how much of what humans can do will be emulated or even bettered by machines.
ITPRO
Science Museum walks children through the rich history of mathematics
A mathematical gallery has opened as a permanent exhibit at London's Science Museum, designed to drive up interest in STEM subjects through a range of historically significant artifacts.
AI may replace humans in lower-middle skilled jobs
Lower and middle-skilled roles, such as routine manual or data processing jobs, are at risk from developing AI, according to a report published by the Government Office for Science.
Tech leaders funnel $1bn into green energy innovation
A consortium of tech magnates led by Bill Gates is investing $1 billion (800 million) in a venture capital fund backing green energy sources, in order to stave off global warming.
Companies up spending on cybersecurity
Enterprises are spending more on hiring cyber-security staff and employing security-relevant tools, according to this year's PwC Global State of Information Security survey (GSISS)
Apple will charge a fee of $69 to replace lost or broken Apple AirPods
As spotted by MacRumours, Apple recently updated its repair and replacement costs for AirPods on its iPhone Service Pricing page.
CEOs fear Brexit will leave firms out of step with GDPR
CEOs are concerned that EU privacy rules will impact their ability to do business after Brexit, according to research by KPMG.
Salesforce CEO blames Twitter for Trump’s victory
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has blamed Twitter for Donald Trump's election triumph.
Chancellor Philip Hammond promises £220 million investment in UK tech sector
Chancellor Philip Hammond outlined plans to devolve 220 million in support of tech innovation during yesterday's speech at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham.
Hillary Clinton emails scandal: Will the FBI cost Hillary the election?
Even if you've - with good reason - tapped out of reading about the ongoing US election, it's impossible to miss headlines about Hillary Clinton's emails.