AI & Bots
AI is making better business everybody’s business
For years, improving how organizations operate has largely been something done to employees rather than with →
The AI gap nobody’s talking about
England’s new policy on AI tools in education has spotlighted gaps that most organizations are quietly →
Autodesk Flow Studio challenge: Can I design a free 3D model with just 300 credits with Wonder Tools?
Over the last couple of articles, we’ve explored together in detail how to use Flow Studio’s →
The open source blind spot in our supply chains
A recent report highlighted that nearly a third of business leaders have seen an increase in →
British businesses still aren’t bouncing back from cyberattacks – here’s how to tackle the problem
British retailers are still reeling from the spate of cyberattacks last summer. From JLR to M&S →
AI spend surges across enterprises as OpenAI and Anthropic dominate budgets while old SaaS providers struggle to survive
AI-native vendors capture the fastest growth, dominating enterprise software budgets OpenAI and Anthropic are the top →
Agentalent.ai launches to let businesses hire AI agents like employees for marketing, operations, and complex enterprise workflows
Agentalent. ai lets companies hire AI agents to handle defined business functions Enterprises can evaluate agent →
‘AI will also present new threats to society’ — Sam Altman issues stark warning as $1 billion plan is revealed
Sam Altman says AI could accelerate breakthroughs like disease cures but warns it will also introduce →
Meta has a new boss to help ‘encourage’ its workers to use more AI
Meta’s CTO is taking over from its CISO in driving widespread AI adoption Mark Zuckerberg is →
Forget wearable AI – the future of AI is contextual
We’re at an inflection point for AI. Just as touchscreen interfaces turned old paradigms upside down →
US workers think they’re pretty good at spotting phishing emails – but the reality is quite different
Darktrace survey shows US workers overconfident in spotting phishing 80% felt confident, but only 32% passed →
Closing retail’s AI ROI gap with end-to-end process networks
Ninety percent of UK retail decision-makers say they’re actively exploring AI agents, and a third are →
AI robot snaps together like Lego and moves unlike anything I’ve ever seen before — I can’t stop watching
Researchers built, with an AI-assist, a Lego-like robot that may someday lead to us having our →
The rise of the cyber hacker – does clout matter more than cash?
If one thing defined 2025, it was the proliferation of cyber-attacks. Unbiased to sector or industry, →
Why strong authentication beyond the browser will define the future of connected devices
The way we interact with technology is no longer confined to the browser. Cars, smart homes, →
Anthropic gives Claude Code new ‘auto mode’ which lets it choose its own permissions
Auto mode for Claude is designed to approve safe actions and only seek permission for risky →
AI agents are flashy, but machine learning still pays the bills
You’d be forgiven for thinking it’s impossible for something as frequently discussed as machine learning to →
Shopping in ChatGPT is about to get a lot more interactive – users promised ‘improved speed, relevance and product coverage’
OpenAI is making it easier to discover new products and compare them in ChatGPT Buyers weren’t →
I felt weird using ChatGPT in public so I tried this extension that disguises it as a Google Doc
ChatGPT can be a great productivity tool and has dozens of entirely legitimate and ethical uses, →
I asked ChatGPT to grade my interview answers — it was more useful than real interviews
Preparing for an interview usually involves a strange mix of overthinking and guesswork. You rehearse answers →
OpenAI unexpectedly kills Sora, and I wonder if this is the start of a mini AI bubble collapse
OpenAI is shutting down Sora It’s not clear why, but people will be able to somehow →
‘I think we’ve achieved AGI’ — er Jensen… I don’t think we have
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang just said, “I think we’ve achieved AGI,” while on a podcast. Of →
‘That branch of AI is lethal. We’ve got to do something about that’ — Neil deGrasse Tyson wants to ban AI superintelligence
Neil deGrasse Tyson is calling for a global treaty to ban the development of AI superintelligence →
‘Put Claude to work’: Claude can now use your computer autonomously, you just have to tell it what to do
Claude on macOS can now control parts of your Mac if integrations aren’t sufficient Dispatch on →
‘I am not a fan of AI’: Apple’s co-founder slams artificial intelligence, saying it lacks human emotional depth
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak shared his ideas on artificial intelligence He says he’s ‘not a fan’ →
Regional data sovereignty in the age of AI: Balancing innovation and regulation
When Apollo 13 suffered a catastrophic failure more than 200,000 miles from Earth, NASA engineers had →
How AI will collide with data readiness
In recent years, the hype around generative AI tools and agentic AI has convinced many leaders →
Oracle is revamping how businesses procure AI agents — leave the invoices to AI while you handle the negotiations
Oracle’s new AI agents let automation handle some low-value work so humans can focus on negotiations →
How AI is reshaping compliance: Why governance still matters
Artificial intelligence is no longer confined to innovation labs or experimental pilots. It is now embedded →
Stop telling AI it’s an expert programmer, you’re making it worse at its job — new research shows the best results need specific prompts
Telling AI it’s an expert in something is causing it to go down a totally different →