Technology UK

On trip to Beijing, Britain’s foreign secretary says practice “risks damaging China’s relationships with Europe.” But the two sides agree to disagree on human rights.

Researchers celebrated a big post-Brexit deal to rejoin Horizon. Now they fear they will end up footing the bill.

It’s now more difficult than ever to separate Elon Musk the businessman from Musk the political figure.

Civil service watchdog wasn’t told of in-kind donations by Emily Middleton’s former employer to Labour frontbencher.

The music industry has cosied up to Britain’s new government. But relations could soon sour as ministers prepare to reform the rules protecting creative work from AI.

The previous U.K. government emphasized the potential risks of the technology and focused on AI safety.

Science Secretary Peter Kyle says he’s ‘absolutely ready to engage’ with the X owner despite summit snub.

The data obtained by the special counsel may be key evidence against the former president if the federal election-subversion case ever reaches trial.

Biden’s competition cops want “historic” changes to Google — but judges, and presidential politics, could undercut their plans.

Experts warn involving artificial intelligence in military planning could prove a costly mistake.

New leadership in Dublin has put the EU’s privacy regulators on a collision course with Big Tech.

Documentary claims a Canadian developer is the real Satoshi Nakamoto.

Geoffrey Hinton previously worked at Google but left to publicly speak out about the technology’s risks.

Those close to Musk say his primary focus is on Pennsylvania.

Appointment of James Lyons may raise eyebrows given TikTok is banned on UK government phones.

Arden Strategies have gained a reputation as a power player in the new U.K. regime.

What can London learn from Sacramento’s doomed attempt to regulate the existential risks posed by powerful AI?

Keir Starmer came away from his first visit to Brussels as prime minister with an agreement to keep talking.

Problematic and “addiction-like” online behavior is rising among adolescents.

Keir Starmer travels to Brussels with the prospect of a new youth mobility scheme high on the agenda.

In a message to staff, Case said “whilst the spirit remains willing, the body is not.”

The U.K. dodged a predicted deluge of AI-generated misinformation. That doesn’t mean its politicians can rest easy.

Relations between the countries have become increasingly strained over Gaza — but they’re all in on a post-Brexit trade pact.

“I don’t think anyone should go to the UK when they’re releasing convicted pedophiles in order to imprison people for social media posts,” said tech billionaire.