James Titcomb is the Technology Editor at The Telegraph. He specializes in a range of topics including artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, and energy policy, with a focus on the intersection of technology and finance. James has been featured in prominent publications such as Brisbane Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, and The Sydney Morning Herald, among others.
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James Titcomb's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, technology, big tech, legal & compliance, privacy & cybersecurity. He also covers topics such as electric cars, artificial intelligence and retail. Given the emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in his articles, he is likely to be interested in expert commentary related to these subjects. Pitches offering insights into UK government policies or regulatory changes within the technology or retail sectors might resonate with him.
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- Experts who can provide analysis of how new regulations impact the technology industry.
- Industry insiders who have a deep understanding of emerging technologies like AI and their potential implications for businesses.
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By: James Titcomb
Andrew Owen-Price has been selling goods on Amazon for more than two decades. While running a small musical-instrument shop in the early 2000s, he received a call from the company asking whether he had considered selling any of his guitars on the burgeoning website.
Andrew Owen-Price has been selling goods on Amazon for more than two decades. While running a small musical-instrument shop in the early 2000s, he
By: James Titcomb
Sir Keir Starmer's former AI chief has stepped down from Britain's hi-tech research lab after MPs raised conflict of interest concerns.
By: James Titcomb
Pensioners should be offered free home-batteries instead of receiving the winter fuel payment, a government report has said.
A warning from Jacob Coxon, an AI employee, that the technology could “kill us all” appeared to shock the world into action this week. But the statement has raised questions about Coxon's motives.
By: James Titcomb
A warning from British safety researcher Jacob Coxon shocked the world into action this week. But the statement has raised questions about his motives.
It took four years to secure permission for a £1bn data centre on the border of the M25.
Elon Musk’s Tesla has attacked Britain over driverless car laws that it says will “stifle innovation” and result in the UK falling behind the rest of the world.
By: James Titcomb
Silicon Valley’s tech giants have spent the last few years competing in a trillion-dollar arms race to create superintelligent AI.
By: James Titcomb
Britain's struggling hospitality sector has called on Andy Burnham to honour his pledge to slash VAT.
