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Artificial intelligence is technically incapable of distinguishing between the complex contextual factors of combat situations, and will likely never be able to, according to legal and software experts.

Hot on the heels of its earlier deployment of Microsoft Teams, NHS England is now going all-in on the rest of the software giant’s online productivity tools.

The digital universal credit system needs overhauling to ensure greater transparency over benefit claims and more effective means of redress when things go wrong, says child poverty charity

Investigation to assess source and extent of 25 June technical issue causing lack of access to key first response services, including Metropolitan Police, Bedfordshire Police, Suffolk Police, and Cheshire Fire and Rescue.

The UK’s equality watchdog has said the government must properly consider human rights when implementing rules to regulate artificial intelligence, as current plan offers little protection

While the Post Office Horizon scandal was triggered by a computer error, the monumental cover-up and miscarriages of justice that followed were the result of the actions of the Post Office, its government owner and notably the legal profession. Exeter University’s professor of law and professional ethics, Richard Moorhead , explains some of the questions lawyers should face at the inquiry.

HSBC is to leave its current Canary Wharf headquarters by 2027 as hybrid working policies reduce demand for office space.

The ICO has come under fire from lawyers and data protection specialists for just issuing written warnings to two public bodies over serious data breaches that placed people’s lives at risk

A decade after it was first introduced, the government has updated its cloud-first guidance by including nine principles to guide public sector IT buyers through their off-premise purchasing decisions.

EE upgrades mobile network with small cell system and makes additional upgrades to existing sites in and around Wimbledon to head off traffic spike.