Daphne Leprince-Ringuet is a reporter based in London.
In the age of Facebook and Twitter, worries about police use of live facial recognition are outweighed by the opportunity the technology provides to fight crime, says the Met Police chief.
The bug bounty platform doubled in size in just a year. Its new report shows that ethical hacking is becoming a lucrative pastime.
The European Commission has new ideas for ensuring AI is used responsibly – not like it is in other countries.
Microsoft's open-source code-sharing platform's latest report places freedom of expression above all else.
The Chinese telecommunications company aggressively pitches the suitability of its 5G portfolio for European markets.
The social media giant's campaign for better regulation did little to impress the European Commission.
The UK government has just splashed out £1.2 billion ($1.5 billion) to build a supercomputer that can predict extreme weather with greater accuracy.
Greater Manchester is the latest city to put big data to good use, managing crowds in its transportation network.
Some countries are forging ahead with 5G, but some are already hitting hurdles, says Ericsson.
The public sector is using artificial intelligence for high-impact decisions, but is it doing so safely? Not safely enough, according to a new report.