An American Psychological Association research paper predicts that that as workers interact with AI systems (and rely more on them), this could lead to social disconnection at work, feelings of loneliness, and even insomnia and alcohol consumption.Â
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Absolut Vodka has begun a 3-month trial of its first commercially available single-mould, paper-based bottle.
During his recent visit to Washington in the US, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak announced that the UK will hosts the world’s first global summit on artificial intelligence (AI) later this year.
Read More Following thousands of moderators making their subreddit communities private for 48 hours as a protest, we look at the reasons why, together with the implications for Reddit, its users, and other stakeholders.
Read More This Tech-Insight takes a look at the possibility of ‘drone-wars’ and how this is becoming a chilling possibility.
Read More Facelifts might be the order of the day if you really want to avoid being spied on by the police (and other organisations) as our Featured Article this week takes a review of where we’re at with the current situation for facial recognition technology.
Read More The news that a number of NHS trusts unwittingly shared personal data might not sound much of a surprise. However, the fact that it was the result of simple ignorance about Facebook’s (Meta’s) tracking pixels should be worthy of note.
Read More Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain-machine interface device company has been given the green light from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to begin a clinical study with humans as subjects.
Read More With phishing attacks being favoured for their effectiveness by attackers and most ransomware attacks now targeting backup storage, we look at what businesses can do to protect themselves.
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