Artificial intelligence (AI) and robots

Can we trust facial recognition technology? James Fisher, chief product officer at Qlik, says YES. We need to move away

British spooks will need to use artificial intelligence (AI) to fight a range of threats to national security, according to

Britain is blessed with one of the healthiest technology industries in the world. We are creating more tech unicorns –

The “Wild West” of artificial intelligence (AI) needs to be reined in, according to EU industry commissioner Thierry Breton. However,

Softbank is reportedly close to investing $100m (£77m) in a startup which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help financial firms

With artificial intelligence (AI) promising to make huge numbers of people redundant across a swathe of industries, there’s been much

At the World Economic Forum in Davos last week, “tech for good” was one of the key themes on the

Shares in Blue Prism, a London-based robotic automation specialist, jumped over 20 per cent today after the company reported an

Welcome to 2020. After a week or more of festive cheer and turkey-induced fatigue, it’s time to get back to

It is easy to forget, as we approach the end of not just 2019 but also the decade, just how

Journalism is in a tough spot. For decades, money and jobs in the industry have been in decline. The government’s

Facial recognition software feels like it has stepped out of the realms of science fiction and into reality. Thanks to