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Agentic AI is evolving quickly but there are significant legal questions still to be answered, writes Dr Harry Strange.

Glasgow City Council is grappling with widespread disruption to its digital services more than a week after a serious ...

But creators could have grounds for complaint in future cases they can prove market dilution and unfair competition, judge ...

Intel is outsourcing its global marketing operation to consulting giant Accenture and will use more generative AI in support. The corporate restructuring, revealed to employees last week, is ...

Semiconductor giant Intel has officially begun a new round of layoffs, following through on CEO Lip-Bu Tan's warning two ...

Left unaddressed, prompt injection could become a mainstream evasion tactic used by threat actors, say Check Point ...

But will still face trial for using “shadow libraries” A US judge has ruled that Anthropic did not break the law by training Claude on millions of copyrighted books.

Developers have embraced AI-generated code, but too many are neglecting simple security. The global tech industry is embracing a dramatic shift in how software is written, as AI-generated code ...

30 separate datasets exposed on remote servers. Cybersecurity researchers urge users to change passwords and enable multi-factor authentication as malicious actors will have exploited a briefly ...

Designated market status awaits the search giant. CMA's findings suggest Google's dominance is dampening innovation and driving up the cost of online visibility for UK companies.

Google has unveiled Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent that allows developers to interact with the Gemini 2.5 LLM from their terminals and integrate its output into their activities.