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China’s most valuable AI company has been blacklisted by Washington over its facial recognition technology
GM-backed start-up wins approval to charge customers and bring in the driverless age
The fuss around Google’s LaMDA obscures glaring flaws which can lead to abuse
Companies could be incentivised to keep inventions as trade secrets
As the ‘sentience’ debate over Google’s AI shows, we can’t decide whether robots are too clever or too stupid
A reality check for Lyft’s over-ambitious, ever-decreasing, ETA-free plans for robot taxis
The Nobel laureate argues that policymakers cannot tackle social problems by running the economy hot
Governments and business need to start setting rules for the deployment of natural language processing
Blake Lemoine ignites social media debate over advances in artificial intelligence
Companies have raised hundreds of millions of dollars despite a troubled biotech market
Symbotic executive eyes automation trend due to wage costs and labour shortages
Glasgow university engineers develop new generation of ultra-sensitive electronic skins
Uptake of artificial intelligence is slow, despite the hype. A professor explains
The professionals highlighted here have developed new products and pioneered fresh skills in their firms
Chinese capital shows its preference for nurturing high tech and hardware groups over ecommerce outfits
CIC likens innovation and entrepreneurship in UK university city to Silicon Valley
In our third Tech Exchange interview, the man responsible for the Alexa virtual assistant and Astro robot explains how ‘ambient computing’ can enhance the real world — rather than creating a virtual one
Both Google and Microsoft have invested heavily in deep learning systems
New technology will revolutionise espionage, but the US and UK must work together to secure their intelligence advantage
Faulty software led to careers and lives ruined at the UK Post Office. What can be done to challenge AI’s reliability?
Father Paolo Benanti has become one of the Pope’s chief advisers on the potential harms of new tech
Is China’s rapid advancement in technology driven by theft of US trade secrets?
What brought the FBI to arrest a Chinese-American scientist in the middle of the night?
Private companies, not universities, are pioneering artificial intelligence research and reaping almost all the gains
The future of NLP is likely to be chained to big tech companies, not start-ups
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