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AI Superintelligence Boom

Bernie Sanders is calling for a moratorium on AI data centres as concerns grow over energy use, water, jobs, privacy and AI safety. We examine what a moratorium means, developments in the UK and Scotland, NHS data and Palantir, and what the AI revolution could mean for disabled people.

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Breaking Down Digital Barriers

Discover AI accessibility tools that can help persons with disabilities live, work, study and communicate more independently, including visual assistance, voice control, speech technology, transcription and cognitive support.

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Trending Jobs You Can Do Using AI

Discover trending remote jobs and freelance businesses you can start using AI, from AI training and content writing to virtual assistance, CV support, automation and accessibility services, including opportunities for disabled people and those returning to work.

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Why Brands Are Investing in AI-Driven AdTech to Gain an Edge

To stay on top in the advertising world, think about using AI-powered AdTech in your marketing plans. When you adopt these new ideas, you can boost how well your ads work, fine-tune your campaigns, and build strong ties with your audience. Get ahead of other companies by putting money into AI tech now, and open up new chances to grow and do well in tomorrow’s advertising landscape.

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Every Baby in the UK Will Have Their DNA Mapped Within a Decade

Mapping the DNA of every baby born in the UK is a bold and questionable futuristic leap in public health. If implemented with the right ethical safeguards and public engagement, it could set a global standard for proactive healthcare, reduce disease burden, and improve life expectancy across generations. But as science marches forward, so must human rights protections. The challenge is not just mapping genes, it’s mapping out a future where technology enhances freedom, dignity, and equality, not erodes them.