The key stakeholders involved in advertising transactions initially consisted of a publisher and an advertiser, where the latter would pay the publisher to put specific content in front of certain audiences.
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The media coverage of last week’s General Election saw an unprecedented use of machine generated journalism.
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Welcome to the future and the birth of “Intelligens” - the world’s first AI created whiskey.
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Purchasers of new mobile phones in China now must have their faces scanned
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The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (UKJT) which forms part of the Lawtech Delivery Panel (LTDP) has published a statement on the legal status of smart contracts and cryptoassets under the law of England and Wales.
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It’s great to see early stage UK innovators being rewarded, especially when the product under development has the potential to be transformative.
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1st January 2020 will see California enact the Internet of Things (IoT) Security Law and introduce the California Consumer Privacy Act.
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One issue that cannot be overshadowed by ongoing political events is the pressing challenge of climate change.
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Two household names in the world of tech recently decided to go public by holding direct listings instead of going down the well-trodden route of the Initial Public Offering (IPO).
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The habits of a linear economy (make, use, dispose) are beginning to be replaced with enhanced recycling which promotes the concept of a stronger circular economy fit for today’s environmentally aware society.
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Research for some time has proclaimed that playing certain computer games over a period of more than 2 months can improve brain capacity, brain growth and combat certain neural degenerative conditions.
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According to the World Health Organisation, 91% of the world’s population breath pollute air, resulting in an estimated 7 million deaths per year worldwide.
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