Category: News
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Council adopts AI app ahead of controversial new recycling change
An English council is embracing AI-powered apps to help households adapt to new recycling laws.
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US to get EU citizens’ sensitive biometric data in new deal on visa waiver scheme
The EU commission is currently negotiating with the US Department of Homeland Security on a new deal giving the Americans access to EU citizens’…
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Researchers offer AI tool to help search for climate solutions
The environmental risks from the rapid scale-up of AI are well-documented, but scientists at two of the UK’s top scientific institutions have shown a…
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Patients on NHS waiting lists unhappy with lack of communication, new data finds
Elderly patients have been left isolated by poor communications tech New government data shows that almost half of patients on NHS England waiting lists…
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Pope Leo’s AI Encyclical hailed as “sophisticated” treatise on dangers and promise of new technologies
An Oxford theologian has praised the pope’s AI stance Pope Leo XIV’s warning about the “prospect of greater poverty and inequality” as a result…
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TFL rebuffs calls for autonomous trains before latest strikes
Transport For London (TfL) says there is “no case” for driverless technology as pressure groups reiterate calls for automated trains ahead of looming tube…
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Amazon to use AI-personalised ads on Prime Video
TV fans across the world can expect more personalised adverts as the streaming giant dips into its huge archive of user data
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AI images Of UK civil war flood social media after Unite The Kingdom
Misleading AI-generated material showing millions of Britons staging a revolution against immigration have appeared online following last Saturday’s Unite the Kingdom rally in central…
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Activists protest social media harms at Meta HQ as Labour mulls ban for teens
Passersby were invited to listen to young people talking about their harmful experiences of using social media outside Meta’s King’s Cross offices as activists…