BBC - Technology

1. Reddit community banned as user spat with Musk intensifies

   The tech billionaire had complained that some Reddit users were advocating violence against his staff.

2. Mobile ban in schools not improving grades or behaviour, study suggests

   It is the first study to look at school phone rules, alongside measures of pupil health and education.

3. Google lifts its ban on using AI for weapons

   The tech giant has updated the principles governing its development of artificial intelligence.

4. Australia bans DeepSeek on government devices over security risk

   The Australian government says the Chinese AI app is a threat to it and its assets.

5. The Sims at 25: How a virtual dollhouse took over the world

   Some people didn't expect it to last a year. Here's how the popular life simulator has stayed alive.

6. Bill Gates: We've given away $100bn, but my children won't be poor when I'm gone

   The Microsoft co-founder says he enjoys giving away his fortune and it won't leave his kids poor.

7. Barclays working to update account balances after tech outage

   The bank says a technical issue, which began on Friday and impacted the its app, online banking and payments, has been resolved.

8. Why Dynasty Warriors makers scrapped sequel to reinvent series

   Tomohiko Sho says the unreleased game was something fans were 'starting to get a bit bored of'.

9. AI-generated child sex abuse images targeted with new laws

   Yvette Cooper says the UK will make it illegal to own AI tools to make images of child sexual abuse.

10. How an AI-written book shows why the tech 'terrifies' creatives

    The BBC's technology editor Zoe Kleinman is given an AI-made book that claims it was written by her.