Police facial recognition surveillance court case starts
Campaigners say police use of the technology is like taking DNA or fingerprints without consent.
Teaching machines to write better adverts than humans
AI-powered advertising copywriters are coming, but can they be taught to be as inventive as humans?
The pun-loving computer programs that write adverts
AI-powered advertising copywriters are coming, but can they be taught to be as inventive as humans?
Are barcodes the way to protect dementia patients?
How technology and community support is keeping people with dementia in Japan safe.
Playing Tetris by committee with multiple players
How a revamped Nintendo controller allows eight people to control a game simultaneously.
Electric cars not attractive for most people in the UK
Just one in four people would consider buying a fully electric car in the next five years, a study finds.