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Scottish university to host AI ethics conference

Glasgow University will gather leading figures from the artificial intelligence (AI) community to address the ethical challenges posed by the technology

Nearly half of young people feel digitally excluded, new findings reveal

Digital exclusion continues to be a key problem across demographic groups, with experts warning we are drifting toward a “two-tiered society”.

Every transaction moved to online can save up to £7.40 for frontline services, says Dundee City Council

SNP MSP calls on Snapchat to remove ‘extremely dangerous’ maps feature for schools

Renfrewshire uses internet of things technology to detect fuel poverty

Nine in ten businesses and charities have not even begun to prepare for GDPR, UK Government research finds

Major cyber attack on UK ‘a matter of when, not if’ warns National Cyber Security Centre chief

Mobile, cloud and cyber security predicted as public sector IT growth areas

Hackathon aims to develop solutions to public health problems

Science behind family arguments 'can solve damaging disputes'

European Commission unveils €1bn supercomputing programme

Chief executive appointed for FinTech Scotland

Department of Culture, Media and Sport looks to help local radio move to digital

Mental health of more than half of young Scots impacted by loneliness, finds poll

Increased minimum wage risks job losses to automation, IFS suggests

Scotland as a global tech hub of the future

Leading tech entrepreneur urges Scottish Government to abandon requirement for teachers to have a degree

The Oil and Gas Technology Centre launches £2m fund for digital and decommissioning innovation

Scottish Government launches project to create single online identity verification service

Kelvinside Academy first secondary in UK and Ireland to be named a ‘digital school’

Shadow digital minister Liam Byrne launches ‘slightly mad experiment’ to set Labour’s digital agenda

UK Government extends online passport renewal service to 16 to 25-year-olds

Border systems ‘unlikely’ to be ready for Brexit by 2019, Westminster’s Public Accounts Committee finds

UK Government proposes changes to surveillance law in light of European Court of Justice ruling

Information Commissioner’s Office ‘making enquiries’ after MPs admit to sharing passwords

UK Government review to assess how policy could create ‘world-class digital connectivity’