Ditch the algorithms and curate your own social media feedIn this episode we share expert advice on how to dodge aggressive recommendation engines, clean up your digital privacy settings and even throw algorithms off your scent with ‘data poisoning’ tricks. Aug 31 26August 31, 2026Article at Which
Don’t be fooled by Elon Musk’s chatty Optimus robotsThe long history of robotics should teach us to be more sceptical when it comes to autonomous humanoid robots, says Nicole Kobie Nov 27 24November 27, 2024Article at New Scientist
Supremacy by Parmy Olson review — an elegant account of the AI arms raceThe dangers of artificial intelligence are forensically unpacked in this twisting tale of US tech giant OpenAI and its British rival DeepMind Sep 30 24September 30, 2024Article at thetimes.com
The UK tech energy grab: how AI data centres are delaying the building of homesArtificial intelligence infrastructure is being handed priority access to Britain's overwhelmed electricity grid, pushing housing down the list. But as the US shows, there's an alternative: make Big Tech pay for the power it needs. Report by Nicole Mar 27 26March 27, 2026Article at thenerve.news
Five Eyes agencies sound alarm over risky agentic AI deploymentsSecurity agencies have urged organizations to establish clear boundaries and guardrails for AI agents May 05 26May 05, 2026Article at IT PRO
Anthropic keeps panicking investors with new featuresWhen Anthropic opens its mouth, markets move. But are they panicking for good reason, or just because that's what markets do? Feb 25 26February 25, 2026Article at Techfinitive
6 effective ways to protect your phone – approved by Which? expertsDiscover which essential steps, security tools and settings on your mobile you should change right away. Feb 12 26February 12, 2026Article at Which
The real Bill Gates — Billionaire, Nerd, Saviour, King by Anupreeta Das reviewWhat do you think of Bill Gates? Generous philanthropist? Business genius? Aggressive monopolist? Favourite occasional character in The Simpsons? An evil mastermind who wants to insert a microchip into your brain? (Hopefully not that last one.)… Aug 16 24August 16, 2024Article at thetimes.com
Mozilla lets Firefox users turn off AI – others should follow suitMozilla is giving its Firefox browser an off-switch for AI features – a move other software developers should consider, writes Nicole Kobie Feb 03 26February 03, 2026Article at Techfinitive
Uber Wants A Fleet Of 100,000 Driverless CarsUber working with Nvidia on driverless fleet that they hope will one day number 100,000 cars Oct 31 25October 31, 2025Article at Forbes.com
What Is Lime Leg — And Are Lawsuits Looming For Micromobility Giant?UK journalists have spotted a trend in micromobility injuries and dubbed it Lime leg Oct 20 25October 20, 2025Article at Forbes.com
London’s Walking Plans Stalled. Rethinking Roads, Ebikes And Toilets May HelpLondon had big plans for boosting walking trips, but so far progress has stalled. Claiming back road space, solving ebike parking and more toilets could help Oct 02 25October 02, 2025Article at Forbes.com
Can younger workers speak up without managers bristling?Young employees want a place at the table to have their voices heard. Some older workers think they should pay their dues first. A As millennials and Gen Zers make up more of the workforce each year, there’s one big difference emerging that sets them… Dec 07 22December 07, 2022Article at BBC Worklife
The Case for Making Public Transit Free EverywhereUsed to spending hundreds of dollars on public transit every month? Soon, depending on where you live, all those bus, train, and tram journeys could be totally free. Sure, transit operators would earn less revenue. But some are willing to risk the… Jul 29 22July 29, 2022Article at Wired (US)
The Case for Making Public Transit Free EverywhereUsed to spending hundreds of dollars on public transit every month? Soon, depending on where you live, all those bus, train, and tram journeys could be totally free. Sure, transit operators would earn less revenue. But some are willing to risk the… Jul 29 22July 29, 2022Article at Wired.co.uk
EV Charging Costs Penalize Urban DriversLive in the suburbs with a garage? Good news: Charging an electric vehicle couldn’t be cheaper. Live in the city center and park on the street? Tough luck, you could be paying more than the cost of diesel to keep your EV running. That’s a small… Jun 22 22June 22, 2022Article at Wired.co.uk
Want to fix Britain’s broken trains? Look at AustriaJust €3. That’s how much it’ll cost to travel the 692km from Bregenz to Vienna, or Salzburg to Kitzbuhel, or anywhere else in Austria on its trains or buses, including in cities. That’s thanks to the country’s new Klimaticket, or climate ticket,… Oct 08 21October 08, 2021Article at Wired.co.uk
Why you should quit your job right nowDoes the dread set in on Sunday night? Do you sit at work wondering whether you’re wasting your time? Has your manager refused requests for flexible working or won’t discuss your future career path? It’s time to quit your job – and there has never… Sep 27 21September 27, 2021Article at Wired.co.uk
NVIDIA and the battle for the future of AI chipsAn AI chip is any processor that has been optimised to run machine learning workloads, via programming frameworks such as Google’s TensorFlow and Facebook’s PyTorch. AI chips don’t necessarily do all the work when training or running a deep-learning… Jun 16 21June 16, 2021Article at Wired.co.uk