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I am confident that autonomous vehicles can safely handle routine driving in normal conditions.

This piece is prompted is a thought provoking post from Ankit Chakrabarty on LinkedIn.

Use of Evidence Generated by Software in Criminal Proceedings In January 2025 the Ministry of Justice launched a consultation on how courts should deal with computer evidence in England and Wales.

On Wednesday, 5 March 2025, I decided to play with Twitter/X’s Grok 3 AI tool.

How can Fujitsu expect us to believe they thought Horizon would not be used for criminal evidence?

Blundering through a fog of confusion This is the second part of my series explaining how the Post Office and Fujitsu were vague about the purposes of Horizon, specifically the need for the system to produce evidence of sufficient reliability for criminal…

This will be a series of posts arguing that the Post Office and Fujitsu didn’t understand what they were doing when they commissioned and built Horizon in the late 1990s.

A post post I made last week on Linkedin attracted this interesting contribution from Dominic Connor.

The Post Office IT scandal has attracted massive publicity this year, in the wake of ITV’s superb “Mr Bates vs the Post Office”.

This is a spot of whimsy.