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'The public sector is on its knees - of course AI sounds appealing'

From a humanitarian threat to an economic boon, the hype around AI is growing. But the truth is services will still need the human touch

Risky business: The agency helping finance the ideas of the future

As scientific developments accelerate at breakneck speed, the UK’s advanced research agency is backing new ideas in search of transformative discoveries

Google Cloud services mostly resolved after outage affects banks and businesses

Alyn Smith: Some AI hype is overblown – and some of it isn’t

AI ‘supercharging’ cyber threats, MI5 chief warns

More than 2,000 objections to plans for ‘world’s largest’ data centre

Scottish Green MSP calls for rejection of data centre at former nuclear plant

Scottish biometrics commissioner renews live facial recognition call

Ex-Arnold Clark boss calls for action over cyber attacks

OpenAI shelves plans to release new model over safety concerns

St Andrews University student named Young Software Engineer of the Year

OpenAI agent hacked Australian Government websites, Australian PM says

UK aiming to lead on new global AI standards, Burnham tells UN

Organic growth: Why Scotland's £10.5bn life sciences sector feels undervalued

It’s the boring automation projects that survive

Scottish flights delayed after air traffic control problem

Scottish Government adds environmental check to new data centre applications 

MSPs reject Scottish Green bid to halt the construction of new AI data centres

One in five Brits use AI to follow the news 

Trump condemns AI slowdown as MPs and Lords call for new law to protect human rights  

ScotlandIS appoints Professor Gordon Morison as new chair  

Researchers warn AI ‘could kill us all’ by the end of the decade

AI use is on the up by MPs – whether they admit it or not, study finds

Alyn Smith named as innovation minister

State of play: The challenges facing Scotland's gaming industry

National guidance cautions Scottish public sector on AI use