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The Ada Lovelace Institute (ADA), an independent research institute which aims to ensure that data and AI ‘work for people and society’,...

A new website has been launched to support development and use of AI and data-driven technologies in health and social care. The site is...

The Children’s code (or the age-appropriate design code) contains 15 standards that online service providers need to follow.  Websites...

The Government has published the findings from its Cyber Security Breaches Survey: a survey of UK businesses, charities and education...

The UK Government has published a report, warning about the harm that can be caused when consumers buy products and services online....

The House of Commons Science and Technology Committee has launched an inquiry into the governance of artificial intelligence (AI). In the...

The Technology and Construction Court (TCC) has given judgment in a case involving the attempted enforcement of an adjudicator's decision...

A recent technology review has analysed the value of digital technology in adult social care, the barriers and enablers to accessing and...

Click here to read the latest edition of Housing Technology featuring our article where we look at public procurement issues through the...

As long ago as 1932 Aldous Huxley was imagining a world transformed by technology in his novel Brave New World. That novel presented a...

The legal profession is evolving just like any other profession.  Covid-19 has forced many lawyers into working from home and relying on...