Mother guilty of murdering three-year-old son after ‘campaign of violence’
Christina Robinson, 30, was convicted following a three-week-trial.
UK News|Mar 21
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French regulators fine Google £213m in dispute with news publishers
The move is part of global efforts to force Google and other tech companies to compensate news publishers for content.
World News|Mar 20
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British DeepMind co-founder Mustafa Suleyman joins Microsoft
The AI pioneer is joining the tech giant to head its newly formed division, Microsoft AI.
UK News|Mar 20
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Two in three teachers say AI is ‘too unreliable’ to assess pupils’ work – survey
The poll, of 1,012 UK teachers, suggests that 13% think a new grading system for exams should be formulated which ‘assumes the use of AI’.
UK News|Mar 20
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Nvidia unveils new super-fast AI chips
The US tech firm is looking to consolidate its position as the key hardware provider for artificial intelligence products.
UK News|Mar 19
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Google, Meta and others face questions in Australia over cyber extremism threats
The companies face financial penalties of around 780 thousand Australian dollars (£401,936) per day if they do not comply.
World News|Mar 19
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Trader hopes for ‘right decision’ amid wait for rate rigging appeal ruling
Tom Hayes was jailed in 2015 over manipulating interest rate benchmarks.
UK News|Mar 18
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Trader jailed over rate rigging had ‘extraordinarily unfair’ trial, court told
Former banker Tom Hayes was convicted multiple counts of conspiracy to defraud over manipulating the Libor rate.
UK News|Mar 14
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Europe’s world-first AI rules gain final approval
The legislation is expected to act as a global signpost for other governments seeking to regulate the fast-growing technology.
World News|Mar 13
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Google starts rollout of restrictions on AI as key global election year looms
The restrictions are being rolled out in India ahead of voters in the world’s largest democracy going to the polls.
UK News|Mar 13
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Europe’s world-first AI rules set for final approval
The AI Act is expected to become a global signpost for other governments grappling with how to regulate the technology.
World News|Mar 13
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Traditional bank robbery dying out as fraudsters use tech on industrial scale
The secretary-general of Interpol Jurgen Stock laid out the scale of the threat of international fraud during a briefing with UK media on Tuesday.
UK News|Mar 12
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Three arrested in SFO probe into alleged £76m fraud
Some 600 investors in the Carlauren Group were left out of pocket after the 2019 collapse.
UK News|Mar 12
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World leaders vow united front against fraudsters at London summit
James Cleverly hosted the event at Lancaster House.
UK News|Mar 11
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Online search data ‘may help spot ovarian cancer cases earlier’
Data shows many women were looking up symptoms online nearly a year before being issued with GP referrals.
UK News|Mar 11
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