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UCLA professor Ernest Ryu used GPT-5 to crack a fundamental question about algorithm stability that had puzzled researchers for decades.
New NFER research predicts significant job losses in trades, administration and machine operations, while professional roles may grow.
AI-powered platforms achieve 67% faster expense processing whilst shifting travel and expense management from compliance burden to strategic advantage.
Business leaders face growing pressure to demonstrate tangible returns from AI investments whilst managing escalating infrastructure and talent costs.
Students at University of Staffordshire express frustration over coding course taught primarily through AI-generated content and voiceovers.
Cognizant research predicts AI-powered consumers could drive £690 billion UK spending by 2030 as autonomous agents handle transactions on users' behalf.
Rubrik Zero Labs reports non-human identities outnumber human users 82-to-1, with 90% of global leaders citing identity attacks as top cybersecurity concern.
Transformer architecture co-author Llion Jones urges UK to avoid competing with US-China hyper-scalers, focus on creating environment for speculative AI research.
UK accountancy firm cuts report completion from two weeks to two hours using AI, raising hopes Britain's services-heavy economy can escape productivity stagnation.
NYU researchers develop SeeUnsafe system combining language and vision AI to automatically identify collisions and near-misses in traffic camera footage.
AI for IT operations transforms enterprise technology management, automating monitoring and reducing mean time to resolution through advanced analytics and machine learning.
Online fashion retailer introduces AI-powered personal styling trained on 100,000 outfits as sales fall 12% and City analysts predict further decline.
Global law firm Clifford Chance reduces London business services roles by 10%, citing increased AI adoption and offshore expansion as key factors.
Sixty percent of enterprises will fail capturing AI roadmap value due to inadequate data governance, whilst over half don't track basic data quality metrics.
Higher education institutions should adopt AI-first workforce approach with competency expectations for every role, argues former University of Exeter Provost.
Fifty-one percent of organisations move workloads to private cloud over security concerns, whilst 48% of EMEA IT leaders waste 25%+ of cloud spend.
Mustafa Suleyman defends AI capabilities after backlash to Windows 'agentic OS' announcement, whilst critics cite reliability and practical concerns.
Thirty percent of UK central government IT systems are legacy infrastructure, whilst organisational silos and skills gaps slow digital service delivery progress.
British fintechs including Revolut and Starling explore buying US banks, using AI and automation to overcome legacy system challenges and regulatory complexity.
£24.25 billion in private AI investment flows into UK infrastructure, with government backing £500 million Sovereign AI Unit and four AI Growth Zones.
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