We don’t yet know in what ways the development of Artificial General Intelligence will impact all our lives, but there doesn’t seem to be any sort of aggressive plan in the UK to help shape the impact.
The UK unitary local authority has consolidated its application base and is using Power Apps to develop tools that meet specific business requirements.
Celonis has secured a deal with Carahsoft to make its Execution Management System (EMS) widely available to US Federal, State and Local Governments.
The recently created Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has said that the new roadmap should help the UK achieve ‘tech superpower status’ by 2030.
A techUK roundtable on digital IDs in the banking sector – and beyond – seemed upbeat and innovative. But really, it revealed a massive cart being put before a small, mysterious horse.
Opening up tech careers to young people of color.
Europe’s AI Act misses the point of generative AI. A better solution is possible, say academics: force professionals to disclose its use!
The three technology giants gave evidence to MPs on the UK’s Science and Technology Committee, arguing that when it comes to AI development and regulation, it’s the use cases that should be the focus.
The UK’s official custodian of public records, the National Archives, says its use of the document-oriented database MarkLogic Server is critical for meeting accessible digital justice aims
The latest UK Government reshuffle of responsibilities gives digital to a new department. Good idea?
Decoding the Bank of England’s consultation document on creating a central bank digital currency (CBDC) - what’s the point of the digital pound?
For UK National Apprenticeship Week, Roq reveals how apprenticeships can tackle skills and diversity shortages
How digital therapeutics could help CIOs and clinical leaders slash waiting lists and improve care
Experience Cloud helps charity respond to emergencies like the war in Ukraine.
The Online Safety Bill is the British Government’s attempt at using legislation to make the UK the ‘safest place in the world to be online’. But concerns are being raised about Ministerial reach.
NHS waiting times are at record levels and industrial action is putting the system under further pressure. Whilst technology is part of the solution, we must resist the temptation to view it as the only answer.
