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I’m a freelance journalist with nearly a decade of experience as a managing editor and staff writer, most recently at The Next Web.
I have also worked as a senior reporter at TNW and IDG, and my writing has appeared in The Times, The Independent, The Mirror, City AM, the Camden New Journal, the Ham & High, Miniguide Barcelona, and the BMJ.
In an exclusive interview, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation shares the innovative tech Ukraine is using against Russia — and how Ukraine is taking its mission beyond its borders.
A missile strike shattered the HQ of MacPaw. The software company is now fighting back with plans to rebuild Ukraine's tech legacy.
Millions of people play the Fantasy Premier League (FPL). But what happens if their teams are controlled by AI?
Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta, has proposed an alternative to LLMs: objective-driven artificial intelligence
Counter-disinformation is a growing industry. The information war with Russia has made Ukraine's startups uniquely adept at the work
As Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury fought for boxing's heavyweight championship, an AI system showcased a better future for the sport
EU rules, an AI boom, and B2C niches are provoking another browser war. Europe is set to become the frontline in the conflict
A meat-free filet mignon impressed my vegetarian tastebuds, but the plant-based movement has run into obstacles
Geoff White, the investigative reporter behind the Lazarus Heist, has revealed the secrets of modern money laundering
Olympic gold medallist skier who helped to popularise freestyle techniques, Stein Eriksen was celebrated for his elegance and elan on the ski slopes, and his charisma off them. He popularised a flowing style of competitive downhill skiing; in the 1950s and 1960s, his legions of admirers wanted to "ski like Stein"
The Mexican peso has hit a record low and continues to plummet in value after polls suggested Donald Trump’s chances of becoming US president had increased
In an age of instant, online connections, what's happened to the classic speed date? We sent Thomas Macaulay to find out
There's a cackling coming from under the Parliament Hill bandstand, but there are no jokes being told. The source is a class of laughter yoga, a "wellbeing workout"
Football Burp's Spanish football correspondent reveals why FC Barcelona consider themselves "more than a club".
Letting fee rules are routinely being broken by Stoke Newington letting agents, an investigation by Thomas Macaulay has revealed.
Experts attached electrodes and tiny radio receiver backpacks to giant flower beetles allowing them to direct the three-inch bug to walk, fly and hover