Tech Brief 23 November 2025 examines technology’s impact on education, gender bias in professional platforms, and enhanced cybercrime policing, highlighting crucial debates on automation vs. human teaching and digital fairness.
The Tech Brief 22 November 2025 discusses emerging tech conflicts like AI in education and online safety, pondering the future impacts on society and infrastructure.
Tech Brief 21 November 2025 explores the increasing reliance on AI in education, highlighting the case at University of Staffordshire where AI tutors left students wanting more from their learning experience.
Tech Brief 20 November 2025 dives into Britain’s semiconductor initiatives, internet reliability woes, and burgeoning debates on consumer rights, emphasising a persistent dialogue about technology’s role and resilience in modern challenges.
Explore how AI can infer mental states through ‘digital phenotyping’ by analysing behaviour from smartphones and wearables, a powerful yet controversial capability.
Examining why we continue to be enchanted by chatbots like ELIZA, attributing them with emotional capacities they don’t possess, despite knowing their mechanical nature.
From deadly radiation therapy machines to wrongful prosecutions, computing history reveals repeating patterns of failure. The AI industry is making the same mistakes: vendor lock-in, inadequate testing, and opacity in decision-making. AI safety lessons from the past could prevent tomorrows disasters.
This investigative piece unravels the real impacts of CRT displays on gaming performance, blending scientific method with competitive gaming experiences to determine whether these vintage monitors genuinely offer a competitive edge.
Discover the intriguing story of how Creative Labs’ Sound Blaster won the PC audio wars, not through superior technology, but by mastering compatibility and market strategy.
The spectre of planned obsolescence affects technology ownership, contrasting dated yet repairable devices like the ZX Spectrum against modern, unrepairable phones.
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