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Experts say using even such a privacy-focussed platform for national security matters is very unusual.

The Shenzhen-based firm says revenue for last year came in at $107bn, boosted by sales of its hybrid vehicles.

The firm is considering asking people to pay to remove ads if they do not want their data to be tracked.

The company said that it will now attempt to sell itself under the supervision of a court.

Noland Arbaugh tells the BBC how being the first Neuralink patient has changed his life.

Lara Lewington explores how technology and AI are transforming what it means to be human.

Hundreds of people contacted the BBC after Dave Baszucki spoke about safety on the hugely popular gaming platform.

Critics say the AI tool - which made people look overweight - was a form of body-shaming.

A union says it should instead pay drivers more so they can take time off with their families.

The Norwegian man says the chatbot's maker OpenAI should be fined over the completely inaccurate information.

The US attorney general said a wave of vandalism and arson attacks at Tesla dealerships is "domestic terrorism".

Robo-taxi services and driverless trucks are gaining ground but progress is painstaking.

The chatbot has become an "unfiltered and unhinged" digital sensation in India.

The tech giant confirmed it had "reached a resolution" but rejected the allegations made against it.

How the US government’s crackdown on diversity deleted women’s military contributions.

Ways are being developed for subsea cables to "sense" whether they are being disturbed or attacked.

Services that assess climate change risks are springing up for home buyers, insurers and lenders.

The billionaire has been accused of failing to properly moderate his app to reduce criminality.

Families want a website showing deaths of their loved ones to be taken down, as the online regulator gets new powers.

Josef Fares has found big success with co-operative two player games. Why aren't others doing the same?

The BBC - along with civil liberties groups and some US politicians - argue the case should be heard in public.

The workers were laid off as part of the president's plan to scale back the size of the US government.

The prosecutor's office said it raided 21 addresses in Belgium, according to local media.

The gaming platform is wildly popular, but has been rocked by allegations it exposes children to harmful content.

The price of China-made smartphones, TVs and laptops could rise in the US and elsewhere, experts warn.

It is amongst the highest-grossing mobile games in the world, with 30 million monthly players.

Market researchers say the slumping popularity of the market-leading Apple Watch was to blame

Google says it is aware of an issue impacting some Chromecast devices and is working to fix.

China plans to invest more than a trillion dollars as it races against the US to rule advanced tech.

The NHS is looking into claims that a software flaw at Medefer left patient data vulnerable.