Author: ComputerWeekly.com

The reality of the AI-orchestrated cyber attack on Hugging Face is rather more complicated, and much more worrying, than it might appear at face value.

The new prime minister's abolition of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology raises many worrying questions about UK government digital policy

The UK’s Supreme Court rules that Bahrain cannot claim sovereign immunity for infecting the computers of two UK-based dissidents with German-made FinFisher spyware.

Nvidia and several businesses have formed a cross-industry alliance to promote open, secure AI to improve cyber defences

UK-headquartered bank will develop artificial intelligence in Singapore-based centre of excellence

The sheer complexity of migrating off VMware is one of the reaons some organisations continue their VCF subscriptions

As the UAE’s retail sector expands and operations become more complex, AI agents are being deployed across pricing, inventory and merchandising, but fragmented data and the rise of shadow AI could create risks for businesses

Former LEO programmer Peter Byford reflects on working with the world's first business computer

The legal question is whether software has become an economic resource. The practical question is whether your platform has a sanctions kill switch.

Two US congressmen have introduced a bill to give Washington the power to pull the plug on rogue AI models in an emergency.