Terminator-style ‘Judgement Day’ could be reality if we keep developing A.I., warns Manchester tech expert
MM spoke to Manchester tech expert, Tom Cheesewright, about the future of artificial intelligence and what problems society might face.
Student wars: Manchester University or Metropolitan, which is better? There’s only one way to find out…
MM analyses the titanic clash between the University of Manchester and Man Met in the battle for the Higher Education title.
Alan Turing Institute recognises gay code breaker as ‘true British hero’, claims original pardon campaigner
The claims comes from William Jones, a gay computer programmer from Sale, who started the original petition to see Turing royally pardoned.
Hard graph(t) pays off: Manchester graphene pioneer welcomes Budget 2014 funding boost
George Osborne paves the way for graphene to become commercialised in today’s Budget.
Pardon for Manchester computer ‘hero’ Alan Turing step closer as bill passes House of Lords debate
Turing was convicted for gross indecency in 1952 over homosexuality