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Tech industry figures are broadly supportive of the need for artificial intelligence (AI) to be regulated, but despite growing consensus there is still disagreement over what effective AI regulation looks like

Technology businesses are calling on UK politicians to devise a ‘comprehensive, forward-thinking strategy’ to realise the benefits of technology ahead of the next general election.

Britain is in danger of losing its position as a global leader in technology because of the government’s failure to deliver a long-term strategy for the se

Orchestra, chamber ensembles and jazz music will grace the White Concert Hall stage in mid-June at Washburn University.

Audience members at the Pittsburgh Opera production of “Il Trovatore” might be reminded of a popular medieval fantasy television series. “In many ways, the setting and staging of ‘Il Trovatore’ feels like it could be from scenes of ‘Game of Thrones,’ minus the White Walkers and dragons,” said Christian Cox,

The former President, who was undergoing treatment for a disease, had been staying in Dubai since 2016 while facing treason charges for suspending the constitution.

One new provision targets senior managers at tech platforms who ignore Ofcom enforcement notices

Pittsburgh Opera will present the first-ever local performances of Handel’s Baroque opera, “Ariodante,” in an all-new production running Jan. 21-29 at Pittsburgh CAPA Theater. “Ariodante” also will be the debut with the company of costume designer Grace Kang and set designer Ningning Yang, both students at Carnegie Mellon University. “Almost

Britain is third in the world for tech behind the US and China, according to the figures from data provider Dealroom for the Digital Economy Council.

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