Category : BBC - Technology

Robot artist Ai-Da released by Egyptian border guards

He praised the work of the UK ambassador, who Mr Meller said had "been working through the night to get Ai-Da released," but pointed out that her late release meant it would be difficult to get her ready for the display on Thursday. "We're right up t...

British entrepreneur sells company to Twitter

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Nearly 45 million received scam calls in three months, Ofcom says

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Activision Blizzard: More than 20 staff leave after harassment claims

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Facebook fined a record £50m by UK competition watchdog

The CMA issued something called an "initial enforcement order", which limits how companies that are merging, but under investigation, operate. It is designed to keep the entities semi-separate and in competition with each other until the investigatio...

UK to turn old phones into gold

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DNA: How genes could affect our mind and body

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Can Online Safety Bill tackle social media abuse of MPs?

Executive director of the Open Rights Group, Jim Killock, agrees that anonymity was necessary for many people, such as members of the LGBT+ community, trades unionists and victims of domestic violence, who need to avoid exposure to people who would h...

Rats take down Devon broadband

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Google's Pixel 6 processor brings AI photo features

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Discovery Tour Viking Age: Can video games teach history?

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, is the latest edition in the long running historical action game. It transports the action to the 9th Century during attempts by Viking’s to settle in Britain. The game has had its violent elements removed to make Discovery...

Pornhub owner settles with Girls Do Porn victims over videos

"MindGeek has zero tolerance for the posting of illegal content on its platforms, and has instituted a comprehensive, industry-leading trust and safety policy to identify and eradicate any illegal material from its community," MindGeek said in a stat...

Schools warned over facial recognition systems

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The battle to make lighter life-saving body armour

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Facebook denies weak performance on hateful content

The stories are largely based on leaked internal documents provided to the newspaper by former Facebook employee Frances Haugen. They refer to a series of content moderation difficulties, from anti-vaccine misinformation to graphic videos, as well as...