Restriction signals a shift toward domain-specific automation for enterprises and highlights the risks of relying on major platforms for general-purpose AI deployment.
Collaboration delivers sovereign cloud solutions to Europe with the highest security certificate.
Data exposure in a third-party analytics platform highlights the hidden risks in enterprise AI supply chains and vendor dependencies.
Partnership equips NATO with secure, AI-ready infrastructure for classified and mission-critical workloads.
The low-code platform enables intelligent agents to orchestrate tasks across systems, data sets, and processes.
Enhanced reasoning, multimodal understanding and long-horizon planning target real-world business automation.
New Red Hat survey data shows AI and security are dominating UK IT priorities, yet nearly nine in ten organizations say they are not delivering customer value from their AI programs.
The acquisition extends Workday’s AI agents to thousands of third-party applications, enabling enterprises to automate tasks across systems securely.
Traditional supply chain security fails when handled by one department. True resilience demands cross-functional collaboration, automation, and board-level oversight.
Two UK/US incidents show how AI is reshaping frontline policing — promising speed and deterrence while exposing new routes to panic, miscommunication, and harm.
Supply chain breaches cost far beyond ransoms - organistaions lose millions daily, recovery takes weeks, insurance covers only 40% of claims typically
From cleaning sewers to consuming water, artificial intelligence is emerging as both an environmental ally and an ecological burden. Its promise to protect the planet depends on whether efficiency can outweigh appetite
Major corporations still rely on spreadsheets to track thousands of vendors, creating security blind spots. Breaches like Target's began with minor oversights in supply chains.
AI offers supply chain risk management possibilities but threat actors leverage the same capabilities for large-scale attacks at unprecedented speed
The escalating legal and public feud between Elon Musk and Sam Altman....and the beat goes on
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Coventry Council contract Palantir for AI in social services, reflecting the broader evolution of data-driven governance across sectors.
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Workday's AI hiring tool faces discrimination lawsuit as courts hold employers liable for algorithmic bias, creating litigation roadmap for companies.
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DeepSeek achieved comparable results to Western AI leaders while using significantly less computational power, bypassing US containment efforts.
"AI radio hosts replaced staff but failed after airing synthetic interview with deceased poet. Tech worked, but human judgement sparked public backlash."
"While AI tools save time, human oversight remains essential. As AI-360 notes: 'HUMAN IN THE LOOP is very much ESSENTIAL in largely, every step.'"
"AI transformed Brenda Lee's 'Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree' to Spanish with artist consent, producer Baqueiro and vocalist Hoyle collaborating."
"Meta partners with Reuters while NYT litigates, showing data access divide: only AI companies with 'deep pockets' can afford premium content deals."
"Next year's AI surge may displace 15-20% of jobs. Beyond market values, success hinges on managing workforce transformation and societal impact."
"Universities split on AI policy: some ban it outright, others allow grammar checking, while detection tools struggle with 68-84% accuracy rates."
"The x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group brings together former rivals Intel and AMD, with tech leaders like Torvalds, Microsoft, Google, and Meta joining forces."
"OpenAI's defensive patent pledge faces skepticism as they block competitor access to training data while defending against copyright infringement suits."
"Apple Intelligence rollout begins with notification summaries, expanding features through March 2025 as all screen devices become AI-capable by 2026."
The Alan Turing Institute initiates a redundancy process, potentially cutting jobs from its 440-strong workforce. The strategy shift aims to focus on health, the environment and defence, citing reduced core funding.
Wimbledon replaces human line judges with AI from 2025. Meanwhile, Klarna and ByteDance cut jobs, leveraging AI for efficiency. This highlights accelerating AI adoption and growing job displacement concerns across industries.
"Harvard students showed Meta Ray-Bans 2 can be linked to facial recognition and people-search databases to identify strangers instantly via I-XRAY system."
AI expert Misha Leybovich discusses how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries and solving old problems in innovative ways.
AI governance expert Abhinav Mittal discusses the complexities of implementing responsible AI and the impact of the EU AI Act on global practices.
Tech giants' retreat from OpenAI's board reflects growing regulatory concerns over AI partnerships and their impact on market competition.
"Klarna saved $10M using AI to make marketing materials. Image creation time dropped from 6 weeks to 7 days, with 87% of staff now using AI daily."
"16 major tech companies agreed to develop AI safely and measure risks. China's absence from talks shows challenges in global cooperation."
OpenAI's GPT-4o multimodal AI stuns, as Google races to keep up with Gemini update. The AI arms race intensifies, raising ethical concerns.
US lawmakers propose bill to restrict AI alliances with foreign entities, aiming to protect national security and control AI exports.
OpenAI faces partnerships and lawsuits over AI training data. Collaborations with media outlets contrast with copyright infringement claims.
Pope's G7 AI talk raises questions on governance. While significant, his single view highlights the need for diverse perspectives in shaping AI's future.
Meta unveils Llama 3, free open-source AI model. Trained on vast data, aims to bring AI to masses. Raises questions on ethics and competition.
SAG-AFTRA has taken a step forward in protecting the rights of artists. On the 10th of April, the union, representing 160,000 media professionals, has reached a tentative agreement with major record labels that includes ground breaking protections against the use of AI in the music industry.
Workday faces lawsuit over AI hiring bias. EEOC supports case, raising questions about algorithmic discrimination and employer liability.
OpenAI allows ChatGPT access without sign-up, sparking debate on AI accessibility. Experts weigh benefits against data privacy risks.
Lawsuits against tech giants raise questions about AI-generated content ownership. Fair use debate centers on training data and copyright issues.
Court reporters challenge AI in legal proceedings, citing accuracy concerns and bias. NCRA lobbies for human oversight in official transcripts.
Google bans election talk in chatbot, highlighting AI's challenges with sensitive topics. Raises questions on tech's role in shaping public discourse.
France's AI surveillance plan for 2024 Olympics sparks debate on security vs. privacy. Civil liberties groups warn of potential rights violations.
San Francisco grants police broad powers to use AI surveillance without oversight, reversing previous ban on facial recognition technology.
AI experts urge regulation of deepfakes in open letter, citing risks of fraud and disinformation. Call for criminal penalties and corporate safeguards.
BC tribunal orders Air Canada to compensate customer misled by chatbot, raising questions about corporate responsibility in AI customer service.
Anthropic's Claude 3.7 Sonnet sets new benchmarks in coding abilities. Novo Nordisk uses it to reduce clinical report writing from 12 weeks to 10 minutes.
Claude 3.7 Sonnet, the first hybrid reasoning model, will be tested by scientists to compress decades of scientific progress into shorter timeframes.
Research shows AI can accelerate education innovation by simulating interventions before human evaluation—potentially reducing timelines from decades to years.
GPT-4.5 achieves 62.5% accuracy on SimpleQA evaluation and reduces hallucination rates to 37.1%, compared to GPT-4o's 61.8% hallucination rate.
Salesforce's help.salesforce.com implementation handled 380,000 customer service conversations with an 84% resolution rate, with only 2% requiring humans.
Claude 3.7 Sonnet is both an ordinary LLM and a reasoning model in one: you can pick when you want the model to answer normally or think longer.
