Bugs in Fujitsu accounting software that led to false convictions were known "from the start"
A Fujitsu exec called the scandal "Shameful and appalling"
United kingdom articles
18-year-old hacker behind GTA VI leak sentenced to life in secure hospital facility
The hacker is determined to carry out more cybercrimes
UK Supreme Court rules AI cannot be recognized as an inventor in patent case
Neural networks must be considered tools, not agents of creation
Microsoft faces potential antitrust probe in UK over OpenAI relationship
The CMA has been a thorn in Microsoft's side before
UK proposes selfie-based, AI age verification system for porn sites
The average age at which children first see online pornography is 13
The US, UK and 16 other countries sign agreement for safe AI development
The potential for AI to turn rogue is a major concern among developers and lawmakers
Sony fails to stop $7.9 billion lawsuit over PlayStation Store prices
Has Sony been ripping off gamers?
Samsung UK customers affected by a year-long data breach
"Some" personal data was unlawfully accessed, the Korean giant admits
Apple fan receives Android imposter instead of new iPhone 15 Pro Max
Ordered directly from the Apple store
Artificial intelligence may lead to the end of human employment, Elon Musk warns
Jobs would only be there for personal satisfaction
"AI" crowned as Collins Dictionary's word of the year for 2023
"Greedflation" was one of the contenders
Meta given 30 days to cease using the name Threads by company that trademarked it 11 years ago
"This is a classic David and Goliath battle"
Millions of smart meters in the UK will stop working after 2G / 3G switch-off
Smart meter adoption plans are late, and many will soon be obsolete
UK government is now using AI to make life-changing decisions for its citizens
Investigators fear incidents could cause a significant scandal
Microsoft acquisition of Activision Blizzard is finally happening
Looks like Microsoft is going to make next week's deadline after UK regulator gives approval
Meta pays $181 million to exit a lease on an office it never used
Hybrid work schemes have left many offices empty
UK summit to focus on risks of uncontrollable AI, technology's ability to make advanced weapons
The country's government previously acknowledged the 'existential' risk of AI
Microsoft's $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard is almost complete after UK watchdog gives provisional approval
After initially blocking the deal
UK Online Safety Bill set to become law, forcing social media companies to remove illegal and legal but harmful content
The bill could potentially impact users worldwide
Data regulators in Ireland fine TikTok €345 million for mishandling children's user data
Another major privacy concern strikes the app
Military data compromised via fencing company's Windows 7 machine
A stronger perimeter might have helped
Microsoft will sell streaming rights for Activision Blizzard games to Ubisoft in attempt to appease UK regulator
Activision Blizzard games will be coming to Ubisoft+
Netflix gaming goes beyond mobile: launching on select TVs with future expansion to PCs and Macs
Netflix is carrying out a test in the UK and Canada
Researchers suspect a neglected Exchange Server zero-day likely caused one of the UK's worst hacks
Microsoft is accused of dragging its feet, causing the personal information of 40 million voters to be exposed
The UK could threaten global encryption as Online Safety Bill enters final stage
The EFF hopes for an amendment to the Snoopers' Charter