Technology

Scientists from the University of Science and Technology of China say that the frequency of fires in cities is set to skyrocket, thanks to climate change.

70 days ago

Critics' anger as Technology Secretary stands firm on plans to give AI developers copyright law exemption

found 2025 › Feb › 28 (Fri) @ 06:50 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail

Peter Kyle even took an apparent swipe at musicians and artists who have voiced dismay at his plan that they warn could destroy our £126billion creative industry.

84 days ago

China opens recruitment for ‘planetary defence force’ amid fears of asteroid hitting Earth

found 2025 › Feb › 14 (Fri) @ 06:59 UTC

a story from The Guardian › International

Recruitment drive comes amid increasing focus on an asteroid with a low – but growing – likelihood of hitting earth in seven years

China has begun recruiting for a planetary defence force after risk a…

88 days ago

AI race must be led by ‘western, liberal, democratic’ countries, says UK minister

found 2025 › Feb › 10 (Mon) @ 10:40 UTC

a story from The Guardian › International

Technology secretary delivers veiled warning over China’s role ahead of Paris summit

The artificial intelligence race must be led by “western, liberal, democratic” countries, said the UK technology se…

90 days ago

Labour 'snubs UK creative firms as it panders to global tech giants' - as minister in charge of Britain's AI strategy 'meets with likes of Microsoft, Meta, Google and Amazon'

found 2025 › Feb › 08 (Sat) @ 07:25 UTC

a story from The Daily Mail › The Daily Mail

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle reportedly had almost 20 meetings with tech giants between July and September last year - but none with companies from the creative industries.

3 months ago

We’re closing the loopholes that allow paedophiles to use AI to sexually abuse children | Peter Kyle

found 2025 › Feb › 02 (Sun) @ 08:41 UTC

a story from The Guardian › International

Technology has changed how predators operate. Now a raft of new offences will stop those who create heinous content escaping punishment

Technology moves fast. Legislation can be slow. For decades, t…

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