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A researcher has analysed millions of public transactions to prove just how much the app reveals about our life and habits Anyone can track a Venmo user’s purchase history and glean a detailed profile – including their drug deals, eating habits and arguments – because the payment app lacks default privacy protections. This was the finding of a
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How facial recognition is being used to identify suspects in crowds and spot suspicious behaviour.
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Smartibot is an artificial intelligence robot you can control from your smartphone.
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Abusing Muslims is banned – but abusing Muslim immigrants could be allowed on the service
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But PwC warns there will be "winners and losers" with many roles set to change.
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AI and robotics forecast to generate 7.2m jobs, more than will be lost due to automation Artificial intelligence is set to create more than 7m new UK jobs in healthcare, science and education by 2037, more than making up for the jobs lost in manufacturing and other sectors through automation, according to a report. A report from PricewaterhouseCoopers argued that AI would create slightly more jobs (7.2m) than it displaced (7m) by boosting economic growth. The firm estimated about 20% of jobs would be automated over the next 20 years and no sector would be unaffected.
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C4 Dispatches documentary finds moderators left Britain First’s pages alone as ‘they generate a lot of revenue’ Leading far-right activists have received special protection from Facebook, preventing their pages from being deleted even after a pattern of behaviour that would typically result in moderator action being taken. The process, called “shielded review”, was uncovered by Channel 4 Dispatches, after the documentary series sent an undercover reporter to work as a content moderator in a Dublin-based Facebook contractor.
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The e-commerce giant is experiencing outages in the US and elsewhere as its summer sale gets underway.
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The firm's shares dive 14% after it misses its projections for subscriber growth.
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Amazon has stopped working on the site's most important day of the year.
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'The expectation was that we'd have 50 years to plan for it. We don't have 50 years'
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'Not all offers will be as good as they seem,' a consumer group warned
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Debate is raging over whether smart speakers are suitable for children.
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'We see cryptocurrencies potentially becoming more widely used in the future as the market matures,' the $6.3 trillion investment platform previously said
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'Not all offers will be as good as they seem,' a consumer group warned
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'Not all offers will be as good as they seem,' a consumer group warned
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Accommodation service told it needs to be clearer on total cost including fees and charges Airbnb has been found in breach of EU law and given until the end of the summer to ditch a range of practices, including that of belatedly applying additional fees to the prices it promotes online. The accommodation service has been accused by the European commission and national regulators of failing its customers and making the mistake of many global digital firms of “forgetting its responsibilities”.
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The UK Space Agency backs Scotland's north coast as the place to launch satellites to orbit.
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'Not all offers will be as good as they seem,' a consumer group warned
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Shoppers are warned to check prices and be wary of high-pressure sales techniques.
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Teardown exposes new silicone skirt around keys that could stop debris from blocking them Despite Apple stating that
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The online retail giant's new television follows the success of its other hardware, including the Echo smart speaker and Kindle e-reader device
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A typo in the code of a poorly reviewed game from 2013 is being blamed for one of its biggest problems.
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From books and films to TV shows and video games, the last-man-standing trope is massively popular. Is it a reflection of our dog-eat-dog free-market ideology? You are dropped on to a remote island with only your wits. You are going to have to scavenge weapons, ammunition, first-aid kits and the like, while 99 other people do the same. And then, at some point, the shooting will start, because this is a contest of elimination. As the old Highlander movies had it, there can be only one. The last person left alive wins the game. Welcome to the battle royale. Such is the basic idea behind the staggeringly popular “Battle Royale” version of the world-beating video game
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The prime minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK.
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Bitcoin fell to its lowest price of 2018 in June, having experienced its worst start to a year since the cryptocurrency was founded, however it is showing signs of recovery.
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While trolls and idiots are best ignored, there can be value in seeking to genuinely understand those who disagree with us
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Spaceport will host vertical launches, where rocket is carried into the air on a plane before firing away
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Prime Minister promises extra investment for industry weeks after Airbus threatened to leave UK.
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Britain has required resources to be global hub for blockchain technology, analysts say The UK is well-placed to become a leader in blockchain technologies and the crypto economy, according to a new report. Britain has all the required resources, as well as industrial and governmental will, to become a global hub for the technology by 2022, according to analysis by the Big Innovation Centre, DAG Global and Deep Knowledge Analytics.
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