'Incorruptible' or 'unconstitutional'? AI bot's appointment as anti-corruption minister in Albania sparks debate

Reclaim 'woke' and ditch the 'cancel culture' that is killing free speech: British philosopher issues call for calm

Among the glitzy new apartment buildings springing up in Mexico City's Juarez neighbourhood, fashionable coffee shops are taking the place of taco stands and English is replacing Spanish on signs and posters aimed at an influx of newcomers.

At first glance, the series of warped clown faces in a collision of primary colours appears to be the work of a painter - with oily brushstrokes and smudged backgrounds the typical hallmarks.

We need to better measure AI's environmental impact and ask if all of its uses are needed, says professor Benedetta Brevini

Warehouse workers "pay the price" of e-commerce giant's deals rush, say unions

Outsourced and out of sight, content moderators call on Big Tech to address the mental trauma of content moderation

European countries host the most child sexual abuse content online, but proposed rules to protect victims and identify perpetrators have stalled

Indie animated film "Flow" rattles big studios with Oscar win, spotlighting role of new tech in industry under pressure from AI

New European rules could deliver more equitable future for the hidden labour powering AI

Dutch AI expert and 'Europe's most wired politician' Marietje Schaake talks Big Tech, democracy, Romania's election, and Elon Musk

The shock win of far-right, pro-Russian candidate raises questions over TikTok's role in Romania's presidential election

Amazon workers will walk out on one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year to demand action on pay, conditions and climate

Advocates point to lower emissions despite high costs and long-term footprint

Directive agreed this week is seen as a vital step towards protecting app-based workers' rights from AI-driven management

Gig workers are urging European states to salvage a deal to give them more labour and social rights during last-ditch talks next week

The rules put Europe at the forefront of global efforts to regulate artificial intelligence tech, but do they go far enough?

As tech experts raise concerns over the risks of artificial intelligence, the EU is inching closer to making the world's first extensive AI rules

From Lisbon to Mexico City, some locals fear remote workers could exacerbate a housing crunch linked to the boom in short-term rentals

Art created with AI generators like DALL-E is causing a storm online and raising fears over originality and copyright infringement