UK government

Tories criticise "mystery bill that creates months of uncertainty and loses the UK jobs and investment just as it has in the EU.”

“Whichever party forms the new government, we will be keeping a close eye on the possibility of stricter regulation, increased innovation support and enhanced competition."

Controversial artificial intelligence assistant will be trialled at the end of 2024, prompting warnings that it could cause "increased risk"

Government agencies build up 'Defending democracy' package, including tech and guidelines to keep bad actors at bay
Succession of secretaries serve up cut and paste answers on progress identifying "red-rated" systems
Departments need to go away and rethink how to protect country from ransomware

"More and more of the people we speak to want the opportunity to use their skills for the benefit of others"