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Creative Crossroads: Will AI kill the arts?

Copyright is the backbone of the creative industries and many fear the ongoing push for innovation could soon leave the sector without a foundation

Tech companies set to transform the public sector announced

A group of 13 companies will have access to multi-million-pound funding to prepare their products for public sector challenges, following the conclusion of of the CivTech10 challenge

Tech firms face new Ofcom measures to stop harmful content going viral

Minister hails success as R100 scheme exceeds target

Ian Murray: John Swinney is an analogue first minister in the digital age

State-of-the-art research hub set to transform global healthcare opens in Edinburgh

Human rights at risk in AI revolution, experts warn

Glasgow City Council hit by cyber-attack  

Drones drops could help rewilding in Scotland, trial suggests

Gender-based online abuse of MSPs rises more than a hundred-fold, new data reveals

Scottish GPs running on decades-old IT systems, MSPs hear

Associate feature: Digital Public Services - Citizen and data services improving local government delivery and outcomes

Rewiring the thin blue line: can technology help keep us safe?

Scottish Government commits £4.4m to university spin-outs

Swinney pledges ‘digital refit’ of public services to plug budget gaps

Expert council set up to ensure Scotland becomes ‘leading tech nation’

UK critical infrastructure under threat by foreign-owned AI, expert says

Ofcom investigates potential Online Safety Act breach across nine platforms

UK Government U-turn on Edinburgh supercomputer project

Associate feature: Redefining Citizen Experience in Scotland’s Public Sector

Associate feature: Can integrated Clear & Dark Web data revolutionise intelligence investigations?

Scottish firm behind platform capable of detecting Alzheimer's twice as fast than current tools

Associate feature: The Future of Economic Wellbeing in Scotland

Scotrail ‘fixing’ controversial use of AI voiceover, Swinney says

UK information commissioner ramps up scrutiny of AI’s use of personal data  

Game on: Will Scotland lead the sector's next economic boom?