Personal information, including sensitive special category data, could be shared with commercial partners, and may be transferred to nations with an adequacy agreement, according to policy document for INDEX service […]...

Evidence considered by the ongoing Covid Inquiry – including diary entries and in-person testimony – indicates that Boris Johnson and other political leaders could often be ‘bamboozled’ by data and […]...

In a major review of Whitehall structures and processes, the minister that oversaw the creation of the Government Digital Service calls for it to be re-merged with its sister unit […]...

After a switch in telecoms providers, ministers were told to replace SIM cards six months before Michael Matheson went on holiday – with government originally footing the bill for roaming […]...

Chief secretary to the Treasury claims that, while technology can be a ‘massive transformer of productivity and innovation’, ministers and officials should not expect automation to solve all issues overnight […]...

Stakeholders are cautiously optimistic following the conclusion of the AI Safety Summit, but have warned that further legislation is needed and focus must be redoubled to ensure objectives are achieved […]...

Although senior ministers have pledged to hand over thousands of messages to the public inquiry, controversy persists over claims many more may have been deleted as a matter of course […]...

PM to join controversial tech billionaire for conversation hosted on the latter’s X platform, in an event that will take place after the conclusion of the government’s AI Safety Summit […]...

The ongoing public inquiry this week heard evidence from the former principal private secretary to prime minister Boris Johnson, who claimed he did not remember the ‘rationale’ for auto-deleting messages […]...