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AI firms have disclosed their safety protocols following a request from the Technology Secretary the previous month, with an aim to enhance transparency and promote best practices among the AI community.

The UK and US have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to develop AI model testing as a follow up from the AI Safety Summit.

The surge in AI has left a third of us fearing the unknown, yet we have three times as many daily interactions with AI than most people realise, new research from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) reveals.

Pragmatic Semiconductor recently hosted HRH The Princess Royal for the official inauguration of the UK's first 300mm semiconductor wafer fabrication line at Pragmatic Park in Durham.

Smarttech247, a multi-award-winning provider of AI-enhanced cyber security services providing automated managed detection and response for a portfolio of international clients, is pleased to announce that it has launched its third Women in Cyber Security Academy to help address the cyber security skills shortage.

It’s been a mystery for children and parents alike for millennia – but leaked footage of a conversation between the Science and Technology Secretary and the Government Chief Scientific Adviser has revealed how Father Christmas manages to deliver billions of presents across the world in just one night.

Just over two fifths (43%) of businesses responding to a recent Zoho survey*, have called for the Government to increase funding for businesses developing AI technologies to promote innovation, as the UK seeks to establish itself as a global AI leader.

The Science and Technology Facilities Council's Hartree Centre has unveiled its latest strategy, emphasising its dedication to catalysing the growth of the UK's industrial sector through cutting-edge digital technologies.

Women have been shaping the STEM landscape for centuries, and for centuries their contributions have been often overlooked. A trend that, unsettlingly, seems to still be evident even in the 21st-century.

An advanced electron beam (EB) welding technology, developed by Cambridge Vacuum Engineering (CVE) has the potential to transform the speed at which small nuclear power stations can be built.