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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.
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)
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.
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.
Users can already buy drugs and guns on Facebook Marketplace
Users started buying and selling illegal goods hours after Facebook Marketplace launched yesterday.
Who was Ada Lovelace?
Each year, on the second Tuesday of October, the world celebrates the life and achievements of mathematician and computer pioneer Ada Lovelace, as well as the wider successes of women in the fields...
AI will help Royal Navy warships detect combat threats
AI is to become an integral part of maritime operations run by the Royal Navy, helping its warships detect and assess threats in combat scenarios.
Facebook might stop censoring some newsworthy content
Facebook has pledged to not ban images that are newsworthy, even if they break the social network's community standards.
Apple fixes bug that lets hackers take control of iPhone, Apple Watch and Mac
Apple's latest update fixes a bug that lets hackers take over iPhones, iPads and Macs after showing a picture to users.
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.