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Beeban Kidron says plans will lead to ‘wholesale’ transfer of wealth from creative industries to tech sector.

‘Choose Europe and France for AI,’ says president amid speculation US and UK playing hardball over declaration.

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

Italian and Irish regulators want answers on how data harvested by chatbot could be used by Chinese government.

Chinese startup’s $6m product raises doubts about sustainability of western artificial intelligence boom.

First datacentre site proposed seven miles from Abingdon reservoir planned for water-stressed south-east England.

Consultation suggests opt-out scheme for creatives who don’t want their work used by Google, OpenAI and others

Chip completes tasks in minutes that would take 10 septillion years with traditional computing.

Chipmaker disputed 2009 decision that it abused its market position in case dating back two decades

Move to use shared posts follows information commissioner concerns and sets collision course with EU over privacy

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, has developed a text watermarking tool that could help it comply with the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, but the company has yet to release it, reportedly because it fears losing users.

Britain’s first next-generation supercomputer, planned by Tories, in doubt after Labour government move

Microsoft is investigating a second IT meltdown after millions of computers went offline less than two weeks ago.

$10 UberEats vouchers sent to people who helped after global IT outage are flagged as potential fraud

Outage linked to Windows workstations causing global disruption, hitting banks, airlines, rail services and supermarkets

US regulators open inquiry into AI firms over antitrust laws that oversee fair competition

All five systems tested were found to be ‘highly vulnerable’ to attempts to elicit harmful responses

Cambridge-based business could be valued at up to £500m and is boost for UK after some companies switched listings