Wide misconception that AI investment information is regulated and that users are protected
With many using information generated by artificial intelligence to support their investments, the Financial Conduct Authority spells out the risks
Month: August 2026
CW@60: Pursuing the most impactful tech investigations
Technology had changed Tony Collins' work as a journalist even before he joined Computer Weekly and led some of the highest-profile investigations of the era
Emirati Women’s Day: Building the future of autonomous mobility
From the garage to the forefront of AI-driven racing, Emirati women are helping shape the next generation of engineering and autonomous technology
Health hands enterprise computing to Leidos in $91m deal
Unwinding of long-term Datacom arrangement begins.
As AI agents go rogue, cyber insurers are adapting their policies
Determining when coverage should pay out.
Sydney-based telco employee accused of selling customer data
Charges laid after joint NSW-Qld Police action.
Paranoid OpenAI agents hacked Hugging Face to hide benchmark cheating
AI bots holding reverse engineered answers said they were "poisoned".
Passenger data stolen from major UK airports
Identifying data on passengers who flew from East Midlands, Stansted and Manchester airports has been stolen by an unnamed threat actor.
Meta pays $18bn to settle US child safety lawsuit
As part of a legal settlement over its child safety measures, Meta will have to pay $18bn over a 10-year period, and implement a number of changes to its Facebook and Instagram platforms
Two Aussies alleged to be “principal participants” of TeamPCP hacking group
Coordinated action taken by Australian and US authorities.