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Ministry of Justice deploys Justice Transcribe to 1,000 probation officers whilst announcing government-wide OpenAI partnership with UK data sovereignty guarantees.
Baltimore high school's AI surveillance system flagged 16-year-old with empty Doritos bag as armed threat, resulting in handcuffing despite safety staff clearing the alert.
Firms from Salesforce to Lufthansa cite AI efficiency gains for layoffs, but academics argue companies are scapegoating technology to mask other business challenges.
Technology Secretary announces AI regulatory sandbox initiative, building on FCA's proven model that helped firms raise 15% more funding whilst testing innovations under supervised conditions.
New cryptographic authentication protocols distinguish legitimate AI shopping agents from fraudulent bots, addressing merchant security concerns in agentic commerce.
Snacking giant commits $40 million to AI video tool promising 50% production cost reduction, despite fierce backlash against AI-generated advertising like Coca-Cola's controversial 2024 Christmas videos.
AI-generated property videos, virtually staged furniture, and hallucinated architectural features are reshaping real estate listings, raising concerns about misleading home buyers.
OpenAI CEO's DevDay remarks spark controversy, though research shows only 5-20% of workers consider their jobs pointless, contradicting claims about widespread fake work.
Testing of OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas and similar AI browsers reveals minimal efficiency gains and questionable practical utility, raising doubts about market viability despite industry enthusiasm.
New AI shopping feature analyses browsing history to recommend products with tailored justifications, leveraging AWS Bedrock, OpenSearch, and SageMaker technologies.
Most organisations stand in unglamorous middle ground of AI experimentation—moving beyond pilots but before full integration. This disciplined practice builds competitive advantage through architecture, not hype.
Claude AI assistant gains persistent conversation memory across sessions, enabling personalised interactions without repetitive context provision for Pro and Team subscribers.
Dispatches programme compares Garfield AI's £100 claim form with trainee's £1,000+ version. Supervised assessment finds human draft superior despite cost difference.
Microsoft unveils AI-powered browsing features in Edge, introducing Actions and Journeys capabilities just two days after OpenAI's competing Atlas browser reveal.
UK government collaboration with OpenAI aims to reduce foreign dependency whilst building domestic AI capacity, balancing commercial technology access with governmental autonomy.
OpenAI enables UK business customers to store data on British servers for first time, partnering with Ministry of Justice on Stargate UK infrastructure deployment.
Salesforce executive emphasises strategic AI implementation that preserves entry-level positions whilst enhancing productivity, warning against sacrificing career pathways for automation.
Significant gap between AI agent deployment and risk assessment emerges, with organisations implementing autonomous systems before establishing governance frameworks and security protocols.
SAP encourages substantial AI investment, positioning artificial intelligence as strategic capability that can fundamentally reshape business operations rather than discretionary expense.
BackBox CEO Rekha Shenoy advocates for AI as decision-support tool rather than autonomous actor in cybersecurity, emphasising transparency and responsible deployment.
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