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University of Strathclyde scientists use satellites to track population displacement

Scientists at the University of Strathclyde have launched a project to show how climate change is forcing people across the world to leave their homes

App for sign language users to access interpreters launched

Deaf people and those who use British Sign Language (BSL) will be able to access interpreters more easily through a new mobile app launched today

AI is not ‘a panacea’ to NHS crisis, says expert

Winners of Holyrood’s Digital Health and Care Awards revealed

National Care Service Bill ambition remains ‘undiminished,’ says minister

UK Government unveils new plans to tackle AI-powered child abuse 

A quarter of young Scots gamble while playing video games, research finds

Scottish mother lost £17,000 in ‘nightmare’ online romance scam

Chinese AI firm DeepSeek ‘failed every security test’, cybersecurity expert warns

Digital Exclusion: How the SNP’s efforts to bridge the gap are falling short

Technology secretary ready to support Glasgow’s bid to be next AI growth zone

Scotland at risk of major AI hack, expert warns

'Urgent need' to combat online child sexual abuse, Angela Constance says

Police ‘catastrophically under-resourced’ to fight cybercrime

Introduce cybersecurity in schools, experts warn

Scottish Labour to publish technology paper to fix “scandal” of digital exclusion

UK announces world-first ban on AI-generated child abuse material

Elon Musk to face ‘legislative action’ if X fails to remove Southport-linked violent content

UK at risk of becoming incubator economy, Lords committee warns

Horizon compensation scheme audit compromised by inaccurate data, watchdog says

Cyber threats to UK Government ‘severe and advancing quickly’, watchdog says

UK Government invests £20m in ‘landmark’ Scottish rocket launch

Keir Starmer: Scotland has real potential for AI growth zones

Seeds of change: Will the Scottish Government change its mind in time to reap the benefits from gene-editing technology?

Project helping homeless get online forced to scale back services after government cuts funding

NHS app to begin rollout by end of year, John Swinney confirms