Leisure firm told scanning staff faces is illegal/in /by

The data watchdog orders Serco Leisure to stop using facial recognition technology on its employees.

Vice Media cuts jobs and stops publishing on site/in /by

Vice Media Group filed for bankruptcy in May and was bought by Fortress Investment Group.

Why some cyber-attacks hit harder than others/in /by

The British Library has been hobbled for months by a cyber-attack and experts warn of similar damage ahead.

Why some cyber-attacks hit harder than others/in /by

The British Library has been hobbled for months by a cyber-attack and experts warn of similar damage ahead.

The ‘mind-bending’ bionic arm powered by AI/in /by

BBC Click reporter Paul Carter tries out a high-tech prosthetic promising a ‘full range of human motion’.

The ‘mind-bending’ bionic arm powered by AI/in /by

BBC Click reporter Paul Carter tries out a high-tech prosthetic promising a ‘full range of human motion’.

Reddit users say share plans ‘beginning of the end’/in /by

Redditors are reacting with anger as the social media platform files to become publicly listed.

China tech firm claimed it could hack Foreign Office/in /by

A Chinese company claimed it had the ability to hack the UK’s Foreign Office, leaked documents suggest.

Critics say Final Fantasy Rebirth a stunning sequel/in /by

Reviews of the highly anticipated follow-up to 2020’s Remake praise its open world and story.

Google to fix AI picture bot after ‘woke’ criticism/in /by

Users fault Gemini for generating diverse images in inappropriate historical contexts.