The UK government is set to transform how technology is funded and managed in the public sector. The aim? To upgrade digital services for citizens

Those Beyond began its journey as a tech lab for fintech unicorn Thought Machine, which provides cloud-based core banking systems to major banks. But now,

The government is diving headfirst into the digital age, pushing for more digital tools and artificial intelligence to make public services run smoother. Their new

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is shaping our world, but it’s also leaving a heavy environmental footprint. According to a report from Capgemini Research Institute, the

The UK government has raised concerns about Lord Tim Clement-Jones’ proposals to increase oversight of algorithmic decision-making in public services. They argue that the issues

NHS Shared Business Services is rolling out a massive £150 million tender, broken into six sections, to harness AI in medical imaging and analysis for

Existing AI models don’t capture the full depth and complexity of the Holocaust, offering instead simplified narratives, warns the Landecker Digital Memory Lab at the

Next month, regulators from the UK and New York will kick off a staff-sharing initiative. The New York Department of Financial Services and the Bank

Fujitsu workers at HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are set to strike for two days this month after union members voted for industrial action over

L’Oréal has taken a big step forward by deepening its partnership with IBM to dive into cosmetics formulation using generative artificial intelligence, or GenAI. The