Crime
Stem cell clinics are tricking the sick and elderly into "expensive, unproven" therapies
Desperate people targeted by companies that claim to be able to cure everything from AIDS to Multiple Sclerosis.
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Crime
Invisible "face cloaking" camouflage can dodge facial recognition, defence contractor claims
Researchers discover a new way of protecting your identity with little more than small cosmetic touches.
Internet
Meta reveals the shocking "hateful speech" it now finds totally acceptable
Warning: Offensive and potentially upsetting content.
Government
From DORA to NIS2: Fortinet's guide to European cybersecurity regulations in 2025
"As organisations move into implementation mode, the focus will shift from compliance as a checkbox exercise to a collaborative and strategic effort."
Government
British defence firms "find it easier to land contracts with Nasa than the MoD"
"We must open up more opportunities for SMEs to contribute to our defence and innovation in that sector," MP demands.
Business
Rise of the humanoids: How robots are transforming the warehousing industry
"Humanoids were once fantastical elements in science fiction but have found their way into real-world settings."
Quantum
Commercialising the "second quantum revolution"
Andrei Dragomir, CEO and Co-Founder of Aquark Technologies, reveals the challenges and opportunities in quantum.
Internet
Sam Altman reveals OpenAI's dreadful original name for ChatGPT
"We are much better at research than we are at naming things."
Security
"The AI experimentation era is ending - now it's time for action"
Security professionals from SoftwareOne set out guidelines for staying safe as both businesses and threat actors step up AI deployment.
Predictions 2025: Robots, quantum Q-Day, flying cars and Donald Trump
Insiders share their analyses of the trends that will matter in tech, science and ideas over the next 12 months.
AI
2025 AI predictions: AGI, GenAI, pilot purgatory and a plateau of productivity
Find out what's will happen as AI hype turns to action over the next year.
Security
Machine identities are "the next big target for cyberattack", security leaders warn
"The volume, variety and velocity of identities are becoming an attacker’s dream."