AI & Bots
Without orchestration, AI won’t work
The UK is battling an ongoing productivity challenge. According to recent Office for National Statistics findings, →
3 ways ChatGPT’s free Projects feature upgrades your daily routine
OpenAI has opened up ChatGPT Projects to the free tier, bringing the organizational options of the →
AI is creating code faster – but this also means more potential security issues
“AI is fixing the typos but creating the timebombs”, Apiiro says 10x more security findings were →
OpenAI is taking on LinkedIn to find you your next job in AI – before it’s too late
OpenAI reveals new Jobs Platform, launching mid-2026 Certifications are coming soon to back up Academy training →
Reolink’s new subscription-free security camera protects your home with 360-degree coverage and super-bright floodlights
The Reolink TrackFlex Floodlight WiFi is a new outdoor security camera It can pan and tilt →
Google NotebookLM’s AI podcast hosts can now get into an argument over your notes
Google’s NotebookLM Audio Overviews have added Brief, Critique, and Debate formats The new formats provide more →
ChatGPT has hijacked our real world conversations
A new study finds that humans are using words commonly found in AI chatbots more often. →
I’ve just seen Dyson’s surprise new robot vacuum, and it looks great… but why is it so enormous?
Dyson has announced the Spot+Scrub Ai robot vacuum, which will go on sale in 2026 It →
I asked ChatGPT if it thinks and it answered my biggest question about AI
There’s a problem with ChatGPT and other modern generative AI platforms: they appear to be engaging →
Ironwood TPU details show Google’s most powerful supercomputer to date with 1.77PB shared memory across 9216 chips setting a new world record
Google’s Ironwood TPU scales to 9216 chips with record 1. 77PB shared memory Dual die architecture →
Most companies are now fully AI-ready – but some worry they’re relying on it too much
Four in five developers rely on AI tools every day, Canva study finds Tech leaders are →
How to get ahead in the AI Space Race
The Space Race of the 1960s saw global superpowers compete to develop superior technological capabilities. Today, →
Aligning IT and security teams for optimal business success
Over the past few years, mass adoption of new technologies and digital devices has created an →
Why are so many organizations dragging their feet on NIS2 compliance?
Although NIS2, the European Union’s updated Cybersecurity Directive, came into force in October 2024, many organizations →
How ambient AI and voice recognition technology are transforming healthcare workflows
For many healthcare professionals, especially GPs, time is in short supply. Daily workloads often spill over →
‘We did not chase clicks, we build trust’ – How Hubspot wants to help write the AI marketing playbook
Hubspot has opened its Inbound 2025 conference with the launch of a host of new tools →
The rise of Vibe Marketing: when execution meets imagination
We’re witnessing a fundamental shift in how marketing is done. The focus is not only on →
The iOS 26 rollout is closer than ever, and Apple has just released the final developer beta – here’s what’s new
Apple rumored to be working on an AI search tool Feature expected to launch in 2026 →
AI’s infrastructure problem is bigger than we think—here’s how to solve it
The world is rushing to capitalize on the commercial and societal promise of AI. In the →
Calling AI chatbots ‘Clankers’ is clunky and clueless
The weirdness of AI discussions in 2025 includes its own set of vocabulary, from AGI to →
Amazon is giving your camera an AI-powered shopping cart
Amazon’s new Lens Live feature lets users point their phone camera at objects and immediately buy →
Younger business owners are turning to AI for business advice – here’s why that’s a terrible idea
53% of all UK SMB owners use AI tools for business advice – 60% of 25-34-year-olds →
Wix adds Artificial Intelligence to its email editor
Wix introduces Email Assistant, a GenAI tool that drafts and designs marketing emails Users can chat →
Here’s why synthetic data is bound to cause more issues than solve problems
As AI becomes deeply embedded across sectors, the quality of its foundations becomes more important. One →
Generative AI: a game-changer for mainframe modernization in Europe
Across Europe, many mainframes still handle the core operations of banks, government platforms, infrastructure providers, and →
A third of people say they’re now using generative AI daily – here are the top 5 things they’re using it for
A new survey from Future has found that 40% of people in the UK and 34% →
Why AI isn’t replacing engineers—it’s making them more creative
A quarter of Y Combinator’s 2025 startups reportedly use AI to write 95% of their code. →
How MSPs can guide businesses through global supply chain challenges
The disruptions of 2025 have reshaped global supply chains, compounding long-standing complexities and surfacing new vulnerabilities. →
From vibe to viable: the hidden cost of AI tech debt
When Marc Andreessen said, “software is eating the world,” few imagined that software would be written →
What is technical debt and why does it matter to every enterprise?
In today’s ever-increasing digital world, the speed at which technology is changing and updating is significant. →