Algorithm disgorgement requires companies to remove products built on data they shouldn't have used in the first place.

Sir Roger Penrose: 'The Big Bang was not the beginning. There was something before, and that something is what we will have in our future'

A California law firm is suing OpenAI for violating the privacy and property rights of countless people when it used their internet data to train its AI tech.

The data protection laws introduced last year are failing us – and our children

Building public trust in artificial intelligence systems is essential

We chose the gesture purposefully. Our bodies were like flags flown at half-mast to mark a tragedy.

The author of Atlas of AI discusses the environmental and social issues raised by ChatGPT and other generative AI tools.

SAN MATEO, CA—After spending the past three decades of his life being totally unable and unwilling to engage in any meaningful way with the world around him, James Parker, a local guy who sucks at...

This new technology is being secretly used on streets and in shopping centres across Britain, making potential suspects of us all

After decades as rivals and friends, tennis greats Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova found themselves more intertwined than ever as they battled cancer.

Stanford and Duke universities also remove facial recognition data

The prime minister’s ‘papers for pints’ scheme is nothing less than a national ID card by stealth

Covert government strategy to install electronic surveillance in shops raises issues around bias and data, and contrasts sharply with the EU ban to keep AI out of public spaces

Thanks to a 2021 law, New York is the only major American city to require businesses to post signs letting customers know they’re tracking biometric information.

Commissioner of London's Metropolitan Police Service Cressida Dick was speaking in Australia about policing in the digital age.

Dr Stephanie Hare BBC TV Context AI Decoded Analysis AI Safety Summit Bletchley Park 02Nov2023

New research in the Rijksmuseum's catalogue for its Vermeer blockbuster suggests that Maria de Knuijt may have influenced his subject matter

The journalist and academic says the bias encoded in artificial intelligence systems can’t be fixed with better data alone – the change has to be societal

One of the leading thinkers on artificial intelligence discusses responsibility, ‘moral outsourcing’ and bridging the gap between people and technology

Over the last decade, American schools embraced technology, spending millions of dollars on devices and programs; some parents question how much it’s helping.

Potential obstruction-of-justice charges and pending defamation claims are just a few of the legal perils that could await the president without the protections of his office.

His talent for creating realistic documents helped children, their parents and others escape deportation to concentration camps, and in many cases to flee Nazi-occupied territory.

The AI chatbot falsely told users that Australia's Hepburn Shire mayor Brian Hood was jailed in an international bribery scandal. He was actually the whistleblower.

Thermal cameras can spot people with a temperature. Will they help to end the lockdown?

The Yale professor on why the west got Putin wrong — and what the past tells us about the war in Ukraine

America needs more and better protections over personal data, says Lawrence Cappello of the University of Alabama

The vaccine minister says people should ask their GP if they need proof of vaccination to go abroad.

Researchers have already developed a bot that could help tell the difference between synthetic and human-generated text

Mona Awad and Paul Tremblay allege that their books, which are copyrighted, were ‘used to train’ ChatGPT because the chatbot generated ‘very accurate summaries’ of the works