Over 70% of people fear AI in some way, with 24% worried it will take over the world. Canvas8 spoke to Tom Chatfield, author ofCritical Thinking, to find out how we can create AI that won’t jeopardise our liberty, and to understand how human biases influence machine programming.

Skateboarding may seem like a young man’s sport to an outsider, but at London-based BaySixty6, anyone and everyone is welcome to grind the rails, with dedicated sessions for beginners, women and older skaters. How is this once niche, counter-cultural activity becoming more inclusive?

Reddit has redesigned its website for the first time in a decade, after listening to its users' recommendations for what they wanted to see changed. The site's revamp improves UX, but doesn’t do away with its characteristic open-faced design – something users say they cherish.

Pinterest has partnered with blindness charity Lighthouse to redesign its app and website so it becomes more accessible for visually impaired people. The move reflects the understanding that inclusivity is becoming an expectation for many consumers – one that can greatly impact their loyalty.