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Buckinghamshire drivers in court for breaking the law

Secret agent of the year was Patricia Owtram, 100, who worked at Bletchley Park despite not being entirely sold by the job advert, which made codebreaking sound like a social event

Too many deep-fake video clips have been going viral. As AI restraints will take time and Indian general elections near, campaigners must caution India’s electorate against these.

A MAN has been fined after being caught driving over the 60mph speed limit..

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Structural engineer who worked on projects at Oxford and Cambridge colleges and the Royal Observatory in Greenwich

As digital technologies continue to shape the world, the ethical choices made by corporations will play an increasingly critical role in determining the impact of these technologies on society. But can organisations be forward-thinking to improve their responsibility in cybersecurity, data protection and privacy?

As a communication technician with the RAF, he was assigned to work on a secret radar system.

Given the rapid evolution of AI and the diverse governance approaches, we should seek adaptable cooperation that finds broad common ground. The focus on AI’s risks mean we could miss an opportunity to coexist with technology in a world of grace and justice.

Away from the headlines about AI safety, here's how Workday is engaging with policymakers to help get regulations in place that will allow enterprises to...

First senior female editor for the World Service, and translator of Hitler’s will