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Labour's subservience to big tech is going to cause us huge troubles. My latest for The i Paper inews.co.uk/opinion/labour…

My latest for Fast Company looks at the environmental impact of LLMs fastcompany.com/91336991/opena…

A year ago Microsoft released its AI enabled PCs. They were mocked then - but have things changed since? My latest for Fast Company fastcompany.com/91337010/micro…

This is really, really bad reuters.com/world/us/hacke…

Russia introduced new limits on VPNs in the last week - something experts tell me is the last few bricks in establishing the wall that will end with the splinternet. My latest for Fast Company fastcompany.com/91337957/russi…

Java celebrates its 30th anniversary tomorrow - yet it remains one of the world's most popular programming languages. For LeadDev I ask: How? leaddev.com/technical-dire…

Yepppp inews.co.uk/opinion/labour…

Five years ago George Floyd died after an interaction with police. Social platforms pledged to change. Five years on, did they keep those changes? My latest for Fast Company fastcompany.com/91340224/have-…

Does anyone I know have experience pushing apps to the Google Play and Apple App stores? I have a bunch of files and am seeking some help to get it onto the app stores

My latest for New Scientist looks at a cool idea that can make fair dice from any shape newscientist.com/article/248207…

Grim that Telegram is adding unnecessary AI to the app. Imagining Signal be one of the rare hold-outs, but it feels like we're appending pointless boondoggles to stuff. Feels like when TV remotes came with a 3D TV button because people thought every movie would be like Avatar

One in every items of clothing bought in America comes from one site. You'll never guess which: Amazon. My latest for Sherwood News on America's favourite apparel retailer sherwood.news/business/1-of-…

Loool £30? Where did they go Nando’s?

I genuinely think there's something scientific about the way that sound is presented that makes this way more annoying than people just talking. If you're a scientist who has a reason why that's the case, I'd love to chat to you