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Meta introduces Ray-Ban Display glasses with high-resolution display and EMG Neural Band wristband for gesture control, starting at $799 with US launch September 30.
Google announces Gemini integration and AI Mode for Chrome, transforming browsing from passive to intelligent with contextual assistance.
Civil servants compete Dragons' Den-style to pitch AI solutions for public services, with £50,000 funding for winners to tackle healthcare, fraud, and environmental challenges.
Gemini 2.5 AI model wins gold medal at international programming contest, solving complex problems that stumped human competitors from top universities worldwide.
Gloucestershire chip shop owner implements AI answering service to reduce operational costs while maintaining customer service quality.
Microsoft's largest investment outside the US targets UK AI infrastructure, promising 10% economic boost within five years through supercomputer and data centre development.
Tech giant pledges major investment in research, development and infrastructure as Chancellor opens first UK datacentre in Hertfordshire.
Google’s Gemini now accepts audio files for 10‑minute transcriptions and summaries on web and mobile, streamlining note‑taking with a highly requested upgrade.
Towards Data Science argues context engineering—selection, organisation, and evolution—now drives AI advantage beyond RAG, reshaping how reliable systems are built.
Anthropic has added optional memory to Claude for Team and Enterprise users, with incognito chats and admin controls to streamline context across projects.
UK publishers say Google’s AI Overviews are reducing clicks to original articles, prompting experiments in distribution and quality strategies to protect audiences.
A new survey finds most lawyers have adopted AI tools, yet trust and accuracy concerns persist, highlighting a skills gap and governance needs across firms.
Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode have cut referrals and upended publishers’ models, prompting legal action and sweeping strategy shifts across the news industry.
Fortune argues managers must master leading AI agents, from task delegation to trust calibration, as organisations scale ‘digital workers’ in the next five years.
Cisco researchers have found over 1,100 exposed Ollama servers—around 20% running live models—highlighting basic security gaps in self-hosted AI deployments.
Dr Jean Innes will step down as CEO of the Alan Turing Institute later this year following internal unrest and mounting government pressure over strategic direction.
Global consultancy warns against prioritising speed over creativity in AI workplace implementation.
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