Absent perfect competition and rational actors, we should defend this principle

Forget fevered talk of ‘divergent humanity’. Technology should serve the public good

Appreciating humour may be vital for future co-operation between humans and machines

Mark Zuckerberg can do more to improve a social network that was meant to build communities but has helped to split societies

America faces a threat to its tech dominance, with unpredictable military repercussions

Fresh thinking advanced by competition leaves conventional research in the shade

The risk of escalation is high as it is hard to know who is attacking whom or why

The computer games sector is experimenting with a different way of creating products

Automation is capable of creating jobs, not destroying them, a survey shows

Machine learning can save time and money by improving patient records and management

We also need technology to work with consumers, not against them

Tech companies appear to understand that they need to become more diverse

Companies need to be more vigilant in safeguarding users’ digital assets