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Should children have a bigger voice in the debate about the future of AI? They are among those most likely to be impacted, and they are the least represented. I interviewed Dr Mhairi Aitken of the Alan Turing Institute to find out more. 📻 19:01.

"I've lost endless hours of sleep, extreme stress, felt isolated.". Instagram users who were wrongly accused of breaching its rules on child sexual exploitation have told the BBC of the emotional distress the accusations have caused them. My piece:.

'There is a problem' - Facebook and Instagram users complain of account bans. Thousands of people have signed a petition or have posted online to say their accounts have been unfairly banned. Meta says there is no widespread problem. (with @IRahmanJones) .

I was in the presenter's chair for this week's episode of Tech Life on the @bbcworldservice . - The future of the internet is up for debate.- I interview @jimmy_wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia.- I speak with a teenage inventor of a toxic dust detector.

Meta says it is "fixing" a problem which has led to Facebook Groups being wrongly suspended - but denied there is a wider issue on its platforms. My piece with Imran Rahman-Jones.

"It is unlikely that a game like this will encourage real world gardening any more than Super Mario Wonder encourages plumbing." 🌻🪠 The thoughts of Prof Andrew K. Przybylski. I have been finding out all about the new Roblox sensation - Grow a Garden.

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How do we solve the problem of hallucination in AI?. Maybe the answer is the AI saying 'I don't know'. For Tech Life on @bbcworldservice, I spoke with @williamtp, the CEO of Unlikely AI and one of the minds behind the Amazon Alexa, to find out more.

Messi and Ronaldo don’t need to worry, but the robot can pass better than me ⚽️. Just one of the many cool things I saw over the past few days at @sxswlndn. Clip from Jasmine Rose Federer at WPP. Great talks and not too much rain. My interviews will be broadcast soon 📻

Football and other premium TV being pirated at 'industrial scale'. My piece for BBC News.

I was in the presenter's chair for this week's edition of Tech Life on the BBC World Service. We covered: . - Grief tech .- Tech solutions to food waste .- Making Formula 1 more eco-friendly .- Digital art . 📻 Listen on BBC Sounds .

BBC News understands Tata Consultancy Services, the Indian IT giant, is conducting an internal investigation to determine whether it was the gateway for the cyber attack on Marks & Spencer.

Sir Jony Ive, the hugely influential designer responsible for the look of Apple's most iconic and successful products including the iPhone, is joining OpenAI - the company behind ChatGPT.

It has been another busy day on the Tech news desk!. M&S cyber-attack developments. - - UK exposes Russian cyber campaign targeting support for Ukraine. I was on the BBC News channel earlier with the latest

Marks & Spencer has said its online services will continue to be disrupted until July following last month's cyber-attack on the retailer. Story by Lucy Hooker .

'Inside the High Street Cyber Attacks'. New documentary released on the BBC iPlayer about the hacks on M&S and the Co-op.

Detectives investigating cyber attacks on UK retailers are focussing on a notorious cluster of cyber criminals known to be young English-speakers, some of them teenagers, police have revealed. Another brilliant scoop by Joe Tidy.

The boss of HSBC, one of the UK's biggest banks, has said the threat of cyber attacks keeps him awake at night. My piece with Kevin Peachey.

The Met Office has unveiled a new supercomputer which it says produces better forecasts. The weather agency says detailed estimates up to 14 days in advance will become the norm, while rainfall predictions will also be more accurate.