Nvidia opens investigation after report CEO Jensen Huang was target of foreign intelligence

CEO allegedly ‌had a close relationship ‌with a Chinese businesswoman who passed information to ‌Beijing

What are you yearning for? We took to the streets to find out

Longing for someone – or something – can be even more thrilling than getting what you want. That knowledge has inspired endless movies, but what do real people yearn for? We asked the question in Glasgow

Is this the most rubbish Christmas present ever?

I thought I knew all about disappointment, having received one of the very worst presents as a child, writes Polly Hudson. Then I heard about ‘data gifting’

Pickpockets review – small-budget Australian crime flick steals audience’s heart

DC Fairhurst and Lucy Green’s film could have been a by-the-numbers genre piece. Instead it is fun, frothy and refreshingly different

Bluey’s Daley Pearson on how losing his brother inspired his new film: ‘He was the best thing ever to me’

The first live-action film from Pearson’s Ludo Studio follows a man who met an alien as a kid – and becomes obsessed with bringing him back

Monica Dolan looks back: ‘I was repulsed by Rose West, yet I had to work out what made her tick’

The Bafta-winning actor on her toughest roles, teenage crushes, and the joy of finding her people at drama school

1-0 to humankind? US midterms vote puts AI, datacentres and the broligarchy back in their box

Election results appear to have turbo-charged an already growing social, political and financial market rethink about AI

How African philosophies inspired a new approach to staging film festivals in Manchester

See My World, an event highlighting the pan-African thought via film, poetry and dance builds on momentum sparked by local activists and creatives

‘I’ve seen people in my neighbourhood pulled out of their cars’: Ava DuVernay on the cruelty and brutality of Trump’s America

Ten years after her landmark political documentary 13th, the film-maker delivers a follow-up on the 14th amendment – and the Trump administration’s attempts to dismantle birthright citizenship

‘AI clog’: UK public bodies battle onslaught of chatbot-generated complaints

MPs’ offices, local authorities, lawyers, schools and more are receiving floods of grievances, requests and legal challenges, often complex to read and respond to

Hot fridges, a fake nuclear alert and a $6bn heist: are we in the foothills of a hacking epidemic?

As AI exposes flaws in IT systems and geopolitics plays out on the cyber frontline, some experts say the events of recent weeks could soon be a common occurrence

Does Andy Burnham’s pivot from press to social media put scrutiny at risk?

A lifestyle podcast or brief TV clip is less taxing than a full press conference – but No 10 insists the PM is not ducking accountability

Ukraine’s new frontier: how space has become critical to balance of the war

In a war driven by drones and battlefield sensors, access to space is essential. After Starlink speed restrictions and Russian Oreshnik missile strikes, Kyiv is racing to develop its own space capabilities

FAA announces first US digital air traffic control towers in Florida and Alaska

Systems provide 360-degree view of airport operations, but concerns have been raised about the technology

The Trump administration wants underwater datacenters. One Great Lakes non-profit is already preparing

Tech companies like the idea, as they largely eliminate community opposition, and could cut down on utility costs