Computing
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Letters: Apple has gained the world but lost its soul. The company has lost touch with its engineering genius and is behaving something like a rogue state
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As the era of true artificial intelligence draws closer, the problem of a shared language rears its head
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Following two big acquisitions by US tech companies of AI startups based in academia, the capital is emerging as a hub for young scientist-entrepreneurs
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It seems there’s no love lost between the Oculus Rift owner and Apple, but all Luckey wants is a Mac with a better graphics card
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Forget Apple's fight with the FBI – our privacy catastrophe has only just begun
Cory Doctorow in Los AngelesThe privacy crisis is a disaster of our own making – and now the tech firms who gathered our data are trying to make money out of privacy
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MIT project uses artificial-intelligence algorithm to learn Republican frontrunner’s speech patterns before publishing ‘remarkably Trump-like statements’
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Michael Ramos claims a ‘lying dormant cyber pathogen’ on mass killer Syed Rizwan Farook’s phone still poses a threat. But what the hell is it?
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New MIT research shows a law that gives legal cover to CEOs who prioritize creativity and employee wellbeing really works
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Deputies move to punish companies that refuse to hand over encrypted data in wake of US legal battle between Apple and FBI
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In a sign of the autonomous security of the future, a $2m contest wants teams to build a system that can exploit rivals’ vulnerabilities while fixing its own
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The PCs on Scott’s company network have not been upgraded to Windows 10, and he wonders if they will arrive with Windows Update for Business
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Letters: Governments sell out to corporate interests, so individuals have to take defensive action
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Researchers warn sites such as Yahoo, BuzzFeed and Flickr would be susceptible to attack, and credit card info, passwords and other data could be compromised
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Apple’s general counsel Bruce Sewell reads from a paper copy of his testimony in front of the US Congress, after his iPad appears to fail
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Did Yeezy download a pirated version of synthesiser Serum? The rapper-slash-designer might have revealed too much on Twitter
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Letters: Are we transferring elements of our citizenship to the corporate sector and diminishing our relationship to the political state?
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Tech industry titans and political heavyweights have all weighed in to the debate over whether Apple should help the FBI access a terrorist’s iPhone
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Editorial: Low-paid and unskilled jobs in retail will soon be automated away. What will happen to the people?
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By sharing their recipes, the Scottish-based brewery shows a modern understanding of intellectual property. This approach won’t destroy capitalism, but it does challenge its dynamics
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Raspberry Pi foundation launches new model as it announces 8m devices have been sold in four years, making it the UK’s all-time bestselling computer
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This software-generated Greenham Common musical is risibly stereotypical but pleasant as a milky drink
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People of all ages are discovering new and old ways to connect – from co-housing schemes to friendship apps and chicken care…
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What might happens at this week’s congressional hearing as the iPhone maker continues to defy last month’s court order over phone encryption?
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Should I get free anti-virus software or pay?
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The civil rights leader joined other investors at Apple’s annual shareholder meeting, where most supported the company’s stance against the FBI
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Google's artificial intelligence machine to battle human champion of 'Go'