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Sir Demis Hassabis received a knighthood for his services to AI on Thursday.

A UK-led report on AI risk is set to be published in the coming weeks

OpenAI has now revealed its ambitions to enter the voice-assistant space and started privately testing its powerful Voice Engine late last year.

PM accused of ‘obscene cronyism’ after naming Mohamed Mansour, who gave Tories £5 million last year, in surprise Easter list

Art UK publishes an annual report of new public sculptures, including those of “named men and women”. Last year, it says, there were more statues erected to the living than to the dead. It distinguishes these 26 persons by race – 10 black and 16 white – and by sex – 12 women and 14 men. The charity says disapprovingly that the people depicted in our public sculpture remain “overwhelmingly white men”.

A study has identified those areas where people are most likely to do a Google search related to second job opportunities.

French President Emmanuel Macron has tasked engineer Anne Bouverot with organising the world's next Artificial Intelligence (AI) safety summit, which is set to take place in France.

Start getting familiar with generative AI tools like ChatGPT. The world is moving forward, and you need to be ready to move with it. It took...

More than 750 journalists had their communications data accessed by law enforcement and government agencies between 2018 and 2022.

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