Perhaps you should think twice next time you check your Facebook at work. A new type of artificially intelligent (AI) software could mean your boss could track your every move with the help of an algorithm. The software is currently being offered by London start-up called StatusToday which builds artificial intelligence that attempts to understand human behaviour. The programme relies on a large amount of information about employees, including websites you look at and how often you're looking at them (stock image) London start-up, StatusToday, has created AI software that will allow your boss to spy on you. It works by tracking your activities.

Think government surveillance is excessive? Wait until you hear what your employer might be up to. Companies are increasingly using technology to monitor employees in the workplace, with artificial intelligence making it possible to track individuals' behaviour in great detail. Start to slack off, or show signs of going rogue, and an algorithm could tattle to your boss. One company offering such services is London-based start-up StatusToday.