An AI data centre integrated into a floating offshore wind platform is being developed by US technology start-up Aikido Technologies

The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has awarded a £86m contract to BlackTree Technologies to equip soldiers with AI-enabled radios, headsets and tablets.

The government has announced plans to collaborate with tech firms, including Microsoft, and other partners to develop tools to combat the unprecedented growth of deepfakes.

Nvidia will partner up with Dassault Systèmes to combine their AI infrastructure and virtual twin technologies.

It took Google’s Blaise Agüera y Arcas a decade of working with language prediction and face recognition to come to the realisat

Digital comms are no longer a monochrome dataset. Sentiment analysis can bring not just colour, but meaning and commercial advantage.

Farming’s rural nature has long been an obstacle to technology adoption in the sector – but more accessible communications, together with AI, are opening the door.

It’s January and we have just slogged through another Consumer Electronics Show (CES) where an interactive AI robot toy is all the rage. But it has also sparked a panic.

OpenAI’s conversational AI chatbot ChatGPT has weekly conversations with over one million people exhibiting suicidal thoughts, according to company data.

OpenAI has released a new upgrade to ChatGPT that promises to offer users “a significant leap in intelligence” over previous models.

ChatGPT’s paid subscribers will have access to ChatGPT agent, a tool capable of actively completing tasks instead of just answering questions.

The extent of AI cheating at universities is significant and increasingly going undetected, a survey by The Guardian has found.

A £1bn contract will see Leonardo build 23 new military helicopters for the Ministry of Defence (MoD) at its UK facility in Ye

The UK is losing more jobs to AI and at a faster rate than its international peers, according to research by Morgan Stanley.

Despite fears of AI’s impact on the job market, Yale University-led research has found that the US is ‘not in an economy-wide jobs apocalypse right now’.

The UK’s steel manufacturers are still struggling to compete with their European counterparts due to the high cost of domestic energy, despite government efforts to tackle the issue, a trade body has warned.

Everyday vehicle use can play a measurable role in making cities warmer, potentially contributing to the ‘heat island’ effect that can see large metropolitan areas become unbearably hot during extreme weather events.

Old cargo vessels could be repurposed as floating data centres following an agreement between shipping firm Mitsui OSK Lines and Hitachi Systems.

Four astronauts have successfully completed a seven-hour flyby of the Moon as part of Nasa’s Artemis II mission.

Nasa has launched its Artemis II mission with the goal of conducting a manned fly-by of the Moon on the back of the super heavy-lift Space Launch System.

In the future, headset users could log into platforms simply through the distinct vibration patterns of their skulls, according to a study.

A soft material that converts body heat into electricity could pave the way for self-powered wearable devices, according to a ne

Rolls-Royce SMR has partnered with Swedish nuclear technology firm Studsvik AB to support its small modular reactor programme, marking another step towards deployment.

Eastern Green Link 4 has secured £3bn in major contracts for its 640km electricity transmission link between Scotland