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Beyond general-purpose AI: why sovereignty matters in critical services
By Andrew Henderson Published
As AI becomes more deeply embedded in essential services, sovereignty will become the standard.

I asked a therapist if other countries should ban AI companions like China
By Becca Caddy Published
China is cracking down on emotionally dependent relationships with AI. Should the rest of the world do the same?

‘Once the right balance between cloud and local AI is found, organisations will find the sweet spot between cost, performance and security’: The future of AI strategy and how businesses can get the best results
By Desire Athow Published
Exclusive Token costs, trust, and security all shape an AI strategy

I gave ChatGPT my Google Drive ‘digital junk drawer’ and it tidied it up
By Graham Barlow Published
ChatGPT can now treat your Google Drive as part of its library, unlocking huge potential for organizing your digital mess.

AI is changing security testing, but not all vulnerabilities are created equal
By Dr. Axel York Poschmann Published
AI is transforming vulnerability detection, yet expert-led hardware security testing remains indispensable.

How technology is changing marine engineering
By Mike Liddell Published
Offshore roles are moving onshore as energy demand booms, creating new opportunities and transforming expectations.

The internet is becoming more stressful and unlikeable — with AI slop and data leaks to blame
By Benedict Collins Published
AI content and data leaks are driving people away from the internet, with some people willing to pay for an internet without algorithms or data harvesting.

AI slop is eating the world. Trust is the first casualty
By Emma McGrattan Published
In a world drowning in slop, the rarest offering is meaning what you say.
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