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Featured Article : Are AI Chatbots Crossing A Dangerous Line?
24 March 2026A growing number of real-world cases and controlled tests are raising concerns that generative AI chatbots may, in certain conditions, contribute to harmful behaviour by reinforcing dangerous thinking and helping users turn intent into action. What Has Been Reported? Recent incidents across Canada, the United States and Europe have brought […]
Tagged AI, chatbots, Google, OpenAI
Tech Insight : Google Maps Introduces ‘Ask Maps’
24 March 2026Google has launched a major update to Maps, introducing a new AI feature called Ask Maps alongside a redesigned 3D navigation experience powered by its Gemini models. From Search To Conversation For years, Google Maps has been built around search, users typed in a place or category and selected from […]
Tagged Ask Maps, Google, Google Maps
Tech News : Scam Surge Disproportionately Hits London
24 March 2026Londoners are being disproportionately targeted by online fraudsters, with police warning that technology is allowing scams to scale rapidly while making criminals harder to detect. Why London Is Being Targeted Evidence presented to the London Assembly highlights the scale of the issue. Fraud now accounts for around 41 per cent […]
Tagged Fraud, London, Scam, Security
Tech News : Lloyds App Glitch Exposes Customer Data
24 March 2026A short-lived IT fault at Lloyds Banking Group has raised serious questions about how modern banking systems handle and protect customer data. What Happened? Last Thursday morning, customers using apps from Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland reported seeing transactions that did not belong to them. In some cases, […]
Tagged App, Customer, Data, Glitch, Lloyds
Company Check : Adobe Agrees $150 Million Settlement Over Subscription Practices
24 March 2026Adobe has agreed to a $150 million settlement with US regulators over allegations that it hid key subscription terms and made cancellations unnecessarily difficult, bringing renewed attention to how subscription-based services are designed and enforced. What The Case Was About The case, brought by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) […]
Tagged Adobe, Settlement, Subscription
Security Stop-Press : Automating Penetration Testing With AI Agents
24 March 2026Escape has raised $18 million to develop AI agents that automate penetration testing and help security teams keep pace with faster cyber threats. Its platform simulates attacker behaviour in live systems, identifying vulnerabilities, proving how they can be exploited, and recommending fixes, replacing periodic manual testing with continuous coverage. The […]
Tagged AI, Automation, Penetration Testing, Security
Sustainability-in-Tech : Why Measuring Plasma Could Unlock Fusion Power
24 March 2026A new report suggests that the future of fusion energy may depend less on generating power, and more on measuring it accurately. Understanding The Real Barrier To Fusion Fusion power has long been seen as a near-perfect clean energy source, offering abundant electricity with minimal environmental impact. The science behind […]
Tagged Fusion, Plasma, Power, sustainability
Video Update : GPT 5.4 Launched – Here’s Why You Should Use It
24 March 2026OpenAI’s new GPT 5.4 model introduces more accurate responses, better reasoning and improved real world usefulness, and this video shows why it is worth using to get faster, more reliable results from your everyday AI prompts. [Note – To Watch This Video without glitches/interruptions, It may be best to download […]
Tagged ChatGPT, GPT 5.4, OpenAI
Tech Tip : Adjust Your Spam Filter Settings To Avoid Missing Important Emails
24 March 2026Spam filters can sometimes misclassify legitimate emails, so regularly reviewing your junk folder and adjusting settings is a simple way to avoid missing important enquiries, invoices or client messages. Why This Matters Email filtering has become more aggressive in recent years as providers try to block phishing, spam and malicious […]
Tagged Emails, Google, Microsoft, Spam
Featured Article : Tesla Wins Licence To Supply Electricity In Britain
18 March 2026Tesla has been granted a licence to supply electricity directly to homes and businesses in Britain, marking a significant step in the company’s effort to expand from electric vehicles into a full energy provider. Tesla Receives Approval To Supply Electricity Tesla subsidiary Tesla Energy Ventures has reportedly (according to reports […]
Tagged Britain, Electricity, Supply, Tesla
Tech Insight : Why Some People Can Spot AI Images More Easily Than Others
18 March 2026New research suggests that the ability to detect AI-generated faces may depend less on intelligence or technical knowledge and more on a fundamental visual skill known as object recognition. A Surprising Predictor Of AI Detection As artificial intelligence tools become increasingly capable of generating realistic images, concerns about deepfakes and […]
Tagged AI, Images
Tech News : Amazon Brings AI Health Assistant To Its Website And App
18 March 2026Amazon has launched a new AI-powered healthcare assistant called Health AI on its website and mobile app, marking a significant step in the company’s effort to use artificial intelligence to help people understand medical information and access care more easily. Why Amazon Is Expanding Into AI-Powered Healthcare Amazon’s entry into […]
Tagged AI, Amazon, Health, Website