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Scotland's first minister reacted after Elon Musk commented on an edited clip of a speech he gave in 2020.

A watchdog takes action after police share personal data with the US Department of Homeland Security.

Residents claim they can hear the 17m pole humming from their homes.

The prospects for artificial intelligence are a big challenge and opportunity, most obviously in the workplace.

The force has eight drones which it plans to use to fight crime from the end of November.

Former crypto boss Sam Bankman-Fried testifies to fraud trial judge after jury sent home.

Taking decades, an intricate clean-up process has to be followed after a nuclear power station closes.

How the billionaire's purchase of Twitter has changed the platform and what the future may hold.

The TikTokker faces a custodial sentence after posting videos of people without their consent.

The legislation requires firms to remove illegal content but has attracted privacy concerns.

Rishi Sunak warns AI could help terrorists spread fear but urges the public not to lose sleep.

After 13 years, Alan Wake's creator finally gets to release the sequel many thought wouldn't happen.

A global chip shortage has led to long waits for the console with resellers demanding sky-high prices.

A report from Oldham Council reveals plans to spend ￡682,000 on computer upgrades to protect data.

The short-term rental giant is now using artificial intelligence to try to prevent troublemakers.

By 2025 AI could increase cyber-attack risk, and help plan physical attacks, report warns.

Two young boys in Gaza and Israel became victims of war - and then victims of social media disinformation.

Former Natwest boss Alison Rose should not have shared information on Nigel Farage, watchdog says.

The long-awaited film of the hit videogame arrives to poor critic reviews, but will it deter fans?