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To address the problem of AIs generating inaccurate information, a team of ethicists says there should be legal obligations for companies to reduce the risk of errors, but there are doubts about whether it would work

The entrepreneur has made a series of inflammatory comments about the riots and accused Keir Starmer of two-tier policing. But preventing Musk from using his platforms as he wishes – despite the ramifications – will be difficult, writes Chris Stokel-Walker

Lock up the stationery and nail down the keyboards – taking office ‘freebies’ is on the rise

5G is powering connectivity for the majority of the Paris Olympic Games. A 4G technology, push-to-talk, allows security, volunteers, and the Olympic committee to communicate.

If you’ve ever struggled to get signal in a big city, fear not - you’re not alone

A perfect storm of factors makes getting connected to online spreadsheets and websites tricky while hurtling through the countryside

An analysis of 1500 climate policies in 41 countries has found that a slim minority have led to a significant reduction in carbon emissions, with most policies being too specifically targeted to make a substantial difference

He has been praised for refusing to share data with the Kremlin. But if targeting CEOs worries Musk, Zuckerberg et al, so be it, says tech writer Chris Stokel-Walker

NASA is investigating a strange noise coming through the speaker on Boeing's Starliner capsule, which has been beset with technical issues

As a result of phone bans, millions of students will stuff their phones into fabric pouches this fall