Those facial recognition trials in the UK? They should be banned, warns Parliamentary committee
UpdatedLatest call to halt creepy tech likely to fall on deaf ears
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Elon Musk's new idea is to hook your noggin up to an AI – but is he just insane about the brain?
AnalysisWe ask top boffins if the plan is good enough for skull drilling
Rust in peace: Memory bugs in C and C++ code cause security issues so Microsoft is considering alternatives once again
Redmond engineer hints at taking super-lang for a spin
Don't give it away, give it away, give it away now, bot busting biz tells reCAPTCHA data serfs
AnalysisInstead of enriching Google, try making a market for click work
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CommentMartha Blackburn's bill is everything wrong with 2019 in 13 pages
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npm uninstall co-founder --global: Laurie Voss rides off into the sunset waving goodbye
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Data Centre
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Security
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Cloud
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Security
Those facial recognition trials in the UK? They should be banned, warns Parliamentary committee
UpdatedLatest call to halt creepy tech likely to fall on deaf ears
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Policy
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Too late for chip flinger, but a win for the EU taxpayer
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Bootnotes
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Security
'Member Ke3chang? They're still at it, you know. Euro diplomats targeted by 'China-based' hacker crew
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Artificial Intelligence
Elon Musk's new idea is to hook your noggin up to an AI – but is he just insane about the brain?
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Software
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Security
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The Empire Strikes Back: Trump discovers $10bn JEDI cloud deal may go to nemesis Jeff Bezos, demands probe
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Software
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Personal Tech
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Software
Ex-Microsoft dev used test account to swipe $10m in tech giant's own store credits, live life of luxury, Feds allege
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Networks
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Security
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Personal Tech
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Policy
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Sod the law on compo payouts, says Vos, you still did wrong
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Security
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Business
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Software
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Networks
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Hey, that's a real use case, you at the back, stop your sniggering
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Networks
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Software
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Artificial Intelligence
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Networks
OK, it's fair to say UK's botched Emergency Services Network is an emergency now, right?
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Science
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Servers
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Security
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Security
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Personal Tech
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