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UK govt to fund £18.5m to boost AI skills and training

The UK government has announced a funding of £18.5m in the country’s technology sector to...
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Public Services

Cardiff high court dismisses case against facial recognition technology

Tech giants ask GCHQ to drop ghost proposal for accessing encrypted messages

University of Surrey deploys blockchain and AI-powered ARCHANGEL for securing national archives

Delivery

Cardiff high court dismisses case against facial recognition technology

Tech giants ask GCHQ to drop ghost proposal for accessing encrypted messages

University of Surrey deploys blockchain and AI-powered ARCHANGEL for securing national archives

Infrastructure

Cardiff high court dismisses case against facial recognition technology

Tech giants ask GCHQ to drop ghost proposal for accessing encrypted messages

University of Surrey deploys blockchain and AI-powered ARCHANGEL for securing national archives

Cloud

Cardiff high court dismisses case against facial recognition technology

Tech giants ask GCHQ to drop ghost proposal for accessing encrypted messages

University of Surrey deploys blockchain and AI-powered ARCHANGEL for securing national archives

Applications

Cardiff high court dismisses case against facial recognition technology

Tech giants ask GCHQ to drop ghost proposal for accessing encrypted messages

University of Surrey deploys blockchain and AI-powered ARCHANGEL for securing national archives

Policy and politics

Cardiff high court dismisses case against facial recognition technology

Tech giants ask GCHQ to drop ghost proposal for accessing encrypted messages

University of Surrey deploys blockchain and AI-powered ARCHANGEL for securing national archives

UK govt to fund £18.5m to boost AI skills and training

Mike Hughes Q&A: How low-code app platforms are helping local government

Accelerating Digital Government With Low-Code Development