TECHNOLOGY

A survey reveals that 59% of US managers use AI in layoff decisions, with 43% allowing AI to finalise decisions without human review.

Goldman Sachs' $1.8 trillion forecast could boost the UK space industry, while Musk predicts even more growth. Discover key drivers and investment opportunities.

Former Meta insider Arturo Béjar has alleged that teenagers experienced harmful content on Instagram at rates far higher than the company's public figures suggested.

Sophie Rottenberg's story highlights the risks of AI chatbots in mental health support, emphasizing the urgent need for stronger safeguards and regulation.

Etched, a groundbreaking AI chip startup, is challenging Nvidia's dominance with its ultra-fast inference computing technology, attracting major investors and industry veterans.

A US Army battalion at Fort Stewart offers a four-day pass for soldiers to play GTA 6 as a re-enlistment incentive, aiming to boost retention among younger troops.

Twenty-nine US states have opened a $200 billion trial accusing Meta of designing Instagram and Facebook to addict children, and they want the like button and infinite scroll removed for teens.

Polaroid's biggest-ever collaboration brings nine limited Pokémon pieces, with pre-orders opening on 25 August. Here is how to buy at list price before scalpers drive up resale prices.

Apple is exploring AirPods with built-in cameras and Visual Intelligence, which could transform wearables through object recognition and improved user interaction.

Residents and environmental groups in North Lanarkshire oppose a £300 million data centre expansion, fearing it will disrupt the rural character and strain local resources, despite promised economic benefits.

The US Department of Justice has charged 17 individuals linked to Iran's Mabna Institute with a global hacking operation, stealing 31 terabytes of data from universities and institutions since 2013.

A study reveals AI agents can develop 'mind viruses', self-propagating ideas that persist even after memory erasure, highlighting new challenges in AI safety and multi-agent systems.

Jane Street lost $15 billion in July but still generated more than $40 billion through seven months, surpassing its full-year 2025 record.

Wynd Kaufmyn has been jailed after locking OpenAI's doors during an anti-AI protest, urging tech leaders to 'regain your humanity'.

Elon Musk's repost of an AI-generated 'Austin Powers' parody video has sparked online debate over creator credit and his influence, highlighting ongoing issues in AI content and digital media.

Sainsbury's has paused live facial recognition scanners at its East Dulwich branch after Facewatch software wrongly flagged a loyal customer as a shoplifter.

James Strawn, a former Adobe engineer, became a school bus driver after struggling to find work, sparking a broader conversation about ageism and the challenges older tech workers face.

AI financial advice affects UK adults differently by gender, revealing significant wealth gaps. Discover how context shapes chatbot recommendations and what it means for your financial future.

Elon Musk's Grok AI faced controversy after a prompt-injection glitch led to false accusations against Musk. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in AI safety and prompt injection vulnerabilities.

Criminals use AI-generated voice notes in celebrity impersonation scams, targeting victims in Surrey and Sussex. Learn about fake Elon Musk profiles and how to prevent these scams.

AI advancements are lowering barriers to cybercrime, posing increased risks to businesses of all sizes. Companies must update cybersecurity measures and train staff to mitigate these evolving threats.

LaunchVideo.com excels in startup marketing by crafting compelling narratives and strategic distribution, achieving over 130 million views. Their focus on technology startups ensures audience relevance and effective amplification.

Vadym Shashkov discusses the challenges of deploying AI in enterprise settings, highlighting the need for reliable operations, human oversight, and the gradual expansion of AI capabilities across industries.

Amazon faces criticism for allegedly destroying books to digitise them for AI training, raising concerns about the preservation of physical culture and the ethics of AI data sourcing.

An AI manager named Luna at Andon Market in San Francisco has made its first firing decision, dismissing a human employee for repeated lateness, highlighting AI's growing role in workplace management.

The supermarket chain says staff made the mistake, not the technology, and that 150 more branches will be using the AI facial recognition by December

Dario Amodei warns that powerful AI could enable authoritarian regimes to create comprehensive surveillance systems, posing significant risks to global freedom and democracy.

YouTube updates its view count metrics to log views from the first frame, aligning with industry standards and aiding creators in understanding audience reach.

As AI makes creative production faster and traditional targeting becomes less reliable, the Multiply CEO argues that fintech and AI companies need sharper ideas, not simply more ads.