How tech startups can help people with poor mental health get some peace of mind
While poor mental health is on the rise, a new wave of startups is using tech to help bring treatment to those unable to access it
Self-driving car startup FiveAI raises £14m in series A
The company that’s pushing to get driverless vehicles on British roads by 2019 has received investment from one of the early backers of Facebook, Spotify and Skype
Government announces £246m investment to make Britain a world leader in batteries
Business secretary Greg Clark aims to bring researchers and companies closer together with the launch of the Faraday Challenge
How tech startups are helping people mourn and deal with death
A new wave of startups is helping us plan for the end of our lives, mourn those we’ve lost and form a more positive relationship with death
Putting an end to the poverty premium
Thanks to their ingenuity and appetite for solving societal problems, entrepreneurs are perfectly placed to pull the plug on the additional costs that plague the poor
Car companies told to do more to stop hackers from accessing smart cars
Government issues new guidelines to boost cybersecurity in connected cars and protect people’s personal data
Elon Musk warns politicians “AI is a fundamental risk to the existence of human civilisation”
The Tesla and Space X entrepreneur has expressed his fears of the danger malevolent computers could pose to humanity but his statement has been slammed by experts in the field
Tech for all, not for some
Wayra UK director Gary Stewart says Britain's tech sector needs to do more to ensure the benefits of progress aren’t just being felt by a narrow elite
