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#theguardian.com. × ‘Orwellian’: Sainsbury’s staff using facial recognition tech eject innocent shopper. Man misidentified by London supermarket using Facewatch system says: ‘I shouldn’t have to prove I am not a criminal’

#theguardian.com. × Cornish tin mine could reopen with Trump administration investment. South Crofty site could get $225m funding as US seeks to secure supply of critical metal

#theguardian.com. × Women in tech and finance at higher risk from AI job losses, report says. ‘Mid-career’ females also being sidelined by rigid hiring processes, says City of London Corporation

#theguardian.com. × The lithium boom: could a disused quarry bring riches to Cornwall?. Known as ‘white gold’, lithium is among the most important mined elements on the planet – ideal for the rechargeable batteries used in tech products. Can Europe’s largest deposit bring prosperity to th

#theguardian.com. × Anthropic’s launch of AI legal tool hits shares in European data companies. Pearson, Experian and others fall sharply after startup unveils software to automate a range of professional services

#theguardian.com. × ‘Coffee is just the excuse’: the deaf-run cafe where hearing people sign to order. In-person interactions break down barriers in east London, as AI startups also try to bridge communication divide

#theguardian.com. × Alarm raised over Chinese CCTV cameras guarding ‘symbol of democracy’ Magna Carta. Campaigners criticise use of ‘vulnerable’ devices at Salisbury Cathedral and Parthenon despite their removal from sensitive UK government sites

#theguardian.com. × AI-generated news should carry ‘nutrition’ labels, thinktank says. The Institute for Public Policy Research also argues that tech companies must pay publishers for content they use

#theguardian.com. × ‘This can’t be left to individual families’: how social media ban could affect under-16s. Parents, teachers and young people share their views on whether social media restrictions would work in the UK

#theguardian.com. × Thursday briefing: Will Keir Starmer’s cautious China gamble pay off?. In today’s newsletter: With China now central to the world’s green tech and economic future, the UK faces a series of strategic discussions it can no longer postpone

#theguardian.com. × Artificial intelligence will cost jobs, admits Liz Kendall. UK technology secretary also announced plans to train up to 10 million Britons in AI skills to help workforce adapt

#theguardian.com. × Even British teenagers want tighter laws around social media – but let’s make it part of a broader vision for children | Gaby Hinsliff. We need an honest reckoning with other factors that threaten young people’s wellbeing, from poverty to academic stress, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

#theguardian.com. × Pornhub to stop new UK users accessing site from next week. Company cites impact of mandatory age checks introduced in summer 2025 under the Online Safety Act

#theguardian.com. × Why I’m launching a feminist video games website in 2026. I’ve been a games journalist since 2007, but still there isn’t much video games coverage that feels like it’s specifically for people like me. So I’m creating a home for it: Mothership

#theguardian.com. × Microsoft has ‘ripped off the NHS’, says MP amid call for contracts with British firms. Samantha Niblett highlighted government’s multi-billion-pound deals with Microsoft and ‘getting locked in’

#theguardian.com. × Buckingham Palace Christmas market: why tourists flocked there – and found just locked gates and big puddles. The hot spot seemed the perfect place for Yuletide-loving royalists. But, as with the Eiffel Tower in Beijing and some of the most picturesque windmills in the Netherlands, there was much less to it th

#theguardian.com. × Stock market sell-off continues, as Google boss warns ‘no company immune’ if AI bubble bursts – business live. Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as shares fall across Asia and bitcoin hits a seven-month low

#theguardian.com. × Paul McCartney joins music industry protest against AI with silent track. Former Beatle and artists including Sam Fender, Kate Bush and Hans Zimmer record silent LP Is This What We Want

#theguardian.com. × Father of teen whose death was linked to social media has ‘lost faith’ in Ofcom. Ian Russell says watchdog lacks ‘urgency’ and is not willing to use its powers ‘to the extent required’

#theguardian.com. × Personal details of Tate galleries job applicants leaked online. Sensitive information relates to more than 100 individuals and their referees

#theguardian.com. × UK firms can win a significant chunk of the AI chip market | John Browne. Britain’s legacy in chip design is world-class, and we could supply up to 5% of global demand if we get our act together

#theguardian.com. × Anthropic announces $50bn plan for datacenter construction in US. AI startup behind Claude chatbot working with London-based Fluidstack on building vast new computing facilities

#theguardian.com. × UK union accuses GTA maker Rockstar Games of firing employees attempting to organise. According to The Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain, the developer fired more than 30 staff last week for being members of a union-affiliated Discord channel

#theguardian.com. × Is it safe? Is it spying? Disquiet over NHS ‘magic eye’ surveillance camera in mental health units. Campaign calls for investigation into the use of Oxevison amid concerns over care and its effect on patients

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