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Why should we care about robot carers?
Robot carers are real, but caregiving has bigger problems, writes Richard Trenholm in this FlashForward edition
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AI in education: how it’s already being used and what’s going to happen next
As a UK government reports on the rise of AI in education, we explore exactly how it's being used, the companies involved and what could happen in the future.
California’s SB244 Right to Repair Law can’t breathe new life into Windows 10, but Copilot just might
400 million PCs and laptops running Windows 10 could become e-waste by the end of 2025, but Microsoft's move to add Windows Copilot to the OS might signal a change in policy.
Governments publish AI security guidelines – and look who’s helped write them
OpenAI among a host of companies to contribute to new AI security guidelines, amid recent furore
Nvidia makes the world’s most expensive Teams call
Nvidia Teams call accidentally reveals employee had stolen data
Meri Kokotova, CMO at TBM Group: “Martech is being disrupted on a daily basis — it’s always better to be a leader than a follower”
Meri Kokotova is a Partner & CMO at TBM Group. We had the pleasure of interviewing her on all things Martech.
ChatGPT, explain Google Privacy Sandbox like I’m 10
How would you explain Google Privacy Sandbox to a 10-year-old kid? Tiago Garcia Carvalho decided to find out, with the result being both insightful and funny.
Chaotic working? Malicious compliance? What to do about passive-aggressive staff
Disaffected staff are turning passive-aggressive with techniques like malicious compliance and chaotic working. It's time to reconsider your management and policies, says Nicole Kobie
What is the best laptop for a business?
If someone says to you that they know the best business laptop then they're either lying or grossly simplifying. In this article, we give a more honest, in-depth answer.
Oliver Franklin-Wallis, Wasteland author: “Our recycling system is broken, but that doesn’t mean we can’t fix it”
Our sustainability guru Lee Grant interviews Oliver Franklin-Wallis, author of Wasteland, to find out what we can all do to help the environment - and what we shouldn't do.
Has Microsoft just bought OpenAI by stealth?
Microsoft hire OpenAI's top executives after a wild weekend at the AI firm
ChatGPT plays doctor: what happened when a real NHS doctor asked the AI for medical advice
Questions on whether AI will replace doctors have grown over the years. But how far - or how close - are we from that becoming a reality? Real life doctor, Jo Best, puts ChatGPT to the test.
Forget Windows 12, Microsoft’s bringing Copilot AI to Windows 10!
Microsoft makes the surprise decision to bring AI features to the soon-to-be-retired Windows 10
DP World outage: Cyber attack stops 40% of Australian shipping
DP World suffered a cyber attack that took its sites offline over the weekend. Alex Kidman breaks down everything you need to know.
OpenAI’s building GPT-5 – but it hasn’t got a clue what it will do
OpenAI boss admits he can't predict what GPT-5 will do
Four real ways IBM is using AI to help businesses
During an IBM media briefing about AI for Business, we took a look at four ongoing projects that are using AI in the real world
Is bare-minimum Monday a bad thing?
Don't view bare-minimum Mondays as a bad thing, says Nicole Kobie. Used right - by employees and managers - they can lead to a more productive working week.
CVSS 4.0 vulnerability rating standard fails to provide patch peace-of-mind
The new CVSS 4.0 vulnerability rating is finally here, but Davey Winder isn't convinced it will help businesses tackle the prioritisation problem.
Hailing Total Recall’s robot taxi
Total Recall's Robot Taxi is part Uber, part self-driving (and electric) car, part humanoid robot, and part voice recognition system, writes Richard Trenholm.
Phygital+ offers Midjourney, DALL-E and Stable Diffusion all in one place
Phygital+ offers its users the ability to tap into Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion all in one place. Here's why beginners might like it.