Connect

Court finds Meta and Google built intentionally addictive platforms

Jurors in Los Angeles found a woman should receive damages after determining Facebook owner Meta and Google, which owns YouTube, 'acted with malice, oppression, or fraud'

Karen Meechan leaving tech body ScotlandIS after 22 years

The organisation said it would appoint a new leader in due course

Scottish biometrics commissioner launches new strategic plan

COP websites produce 10 times more carbon than average sites, Scottish researchers find

Dundee and US surgeons use a robot to perform world first stroke surgery

Scottish Greens call for reinstatement of fired Rockstar Games workers

First Minister calls for ‘toughest measures’ possible to regulate social media giants 

Scottish Government launches refreshed cyber strategy  

Dougie Robb: The power of financial data 

Police Scotland warns of doubling in reports of online child abuse

Neil Gray says he doesn't know why Scotland’s NHS app lags behind England's

Scottish healthcare needs a ‘fundamentally’ different approach in the AI era

SNP MP Pete Wishart seeking legal advice after Grok calls him a 'rape enabler'

UK Government urged to invest in space economy 

Project to advance ocean renewables launches in Orkney 

Scottish Government launches digital diabetes prevention programme

Teenage boys 'increasingly turning to AI friends and girlfriends'  

University of Strathclyde scientists use satellites to track population displacement

Scottish Parliament’s voting suspended after Microsoft outage 

App for sign language users to access interpreters launched

Edinburgh University opens 'transformational' tech incubator to all Scottish universities

Alistair Forbes: Using tech skills for good

Smart Data Foundry launches £300,000 fellowships project 

Turing Institute launches new science and innovation programme

Amazon to axe 14,000 global corporate jobs as spending on AI ramps up

UK’s first sovereign data centre powered by renewable energy to be built in Scotland