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Powers were granted for some after her murderer was found with imagery on his computer.

It was widely reported that the actor had sold his face to a deepfake company.

The tech billionaire claims the robot will change the future of physical work.

Two marathon runners tell BBC Newsbeat about overcoming the odds to compete in the London Marathon.

The War on Larkiv game was accepted and promoted by the world's largest children's game platform.

New text messages between Musk and Twitter boss Parag Agrawal reveal how the relationship broke down.

Tech firms should "stop monetising misery", the father of Molly Russell says as her inquest ends.

The schoolgirl who took her own life aged 14 had a secret Twitter account which reveals her thoughts.

The project in Scarborough aims to increase awareness and provide solutions to cyber-attacks.

A key part of Gloucester City Council's online planning system has been restored, it says.

Firms behind innovative fibres says they can make fashion a more sustainable business.

Stadia allows players to stream games online without owning a console.

It is hoped the test flight will pave the way for regular transports across Dundee and Angus.

Doreen Bogdan-Martin is the first International Telecommunication Union secretary-general in its history.

Anger rises after 40% of Australians had details stolen in possibly the nation's worst-ever breach.

People harmed by AI-powered products will have easier access to legal help.

The actor, who plays Lucas Sinclair in the show, says his experience of bigotry "affected him a lot".