“getting workers to do simple jobs in the 16th century was not much different from the 21st”

I suppose I should be pleased that the mainstream media has finally caught up with some of the observations I’ve been making about AI for years. Their stories are both late breaking and panic-stricken

AI, CHIPS AND INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE

T3 ’s home-grown tech genius plants more flowering solutions

PAUL CLIFTON looks at the step-change in digital communications promised for rail passengers

Companies in the news and how they were assessed

Language is always changing, and nowhere does that happen faster than with teenagers. But forget them and whatever the heck “skibidi” means: there’s a flood of new words in the world of tech, too, tha