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Two students admit using the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to help them with essays.

Worried about screen time? Some of it can actually improve teenagers' wellbeing, research finds.

South Wales Police is set to start reusing technology which was ruled unlawful in 2020.

Studies suggest women are less likely to work in tech than men but some are bucking the trend.

Conspiracy theorist Richard D Hall is being sued for defamation but it hasn’t stopped his narrative.

The memory chip-making giant reports its worst profit since the 2009 financial crisis.

West Cumberland Hospital invests £350,000 in a robot that can help distribute and manage medication.

Brian Hood says chatbot ChatGPT spread false information about him serving time in prison.

Ed Daniels, 22, from Bristol University, is developing software to “protect the education system”.

Tension between China and Taiwan has risen and what happens next matters to us all.

The global forecaster's founder says the loss is "emotional", but he is "excited for the future".

Passengers will be able to learn how bystanders can safely intervene and report situations.

Klaus Teuber, the dental assistant-turned board game designer, died after a short illness aged 70.

Videos of KSI meeting those at the mosque have gained millions of views on social media.

Genesis Market allowed online fraudsters to buy passwords and other personal data for less than $1.

The announcement was met with sadness by many of its customers from around the world.

Yan Tee, 28, says she found her Instagram images on fast fashion giant Shein's website.