Future data centres may have built-in nuclear reactors
As AI uses more electricity, new data centres could have their own nuclear power stations.
Offenders confused about ethics of AI child abuse
A charity warns that creating or viewing such images is still illegal, even if the children are not real.
X accused of taking payments from terrorists
Campaigners at the Tech Transparency Project in the US found paid-for features for organisations.
Nightclub boss blames lack of students for closures
Peter Marks, who runs the UK's biggest club chain, says students are going out later and spending less.
Edinburgh film festival launches Sean Connery award
The winner of the £50,000 prize, which recognises "feature filmmaking excellence", will be announced in August.
Jewish man told to leave gig says London is scary
Jewish audience members at comedian Paul Currie's show say they felt "unsafe" and "threatened".
Gems stolen from British Museum seen for first time
An exhibition will show 10 glass gems out of 350 items that have been recovered by the museum.
Brand denies claim of sexual assault on film set
In court papers, Russell Brand claims his accuser "is unable to distinguish acting from reality".
AI could ‘supercharge’ election disinformation, US tells the BBC
US Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco says the US wants tougher sentences for crimes involving AI.
Critics savage Spider-Man spin-off Madame Web
The trailer went viral for how awful it was, and the film has not fared much better with critics.