AI & Bots
Why AI must shrink to reach its enterprise potential
From copilots and chatbots to advanced analytics and automation, AI systems are now embedded in how →
‘So much of the work is going to be done by agents’: ServiceNow CEO says graduate unemployment could reach 30% because of AI agents
Graduate unemployment is set to rise as AI agents replace entry-level workers Palantir and Amazon already →
Golf is getting an AI upgrade — here’s what could change for fans watching The Open
The R&A has announced a new six-year partnership with Accenture Golf fans could soon start seeing →
Meta could be about to cut thousands more jobs
16,000 workers (20% of Meta’s headcount) are expected to be at risk Zuckerberg said “AI [will] →
Families cancel trips after one rain icon on weather apps causes chaos, leaving zoos and attractions losing thousands daily
Misleading weather icons can cut visitor numbers drastically across major attractions Single-day rainfall symbols lead families →
Tech leaders need a cloud reality check before it’s too late
When Gartner forecast that worldwide sovereign cloud infrastructure spending will reach $80bn in 2026, it was →
It’s time to walk the walk with AI
With all of the ‘hype’, AI can sometimes feel like old news, with nearly every organization →
Claude has temporarily doubled usage limits for everyone — but there is a catch
Claude is giving all of its users double the usage for two weeks The bonus usage →
I tried ChatGPT’s new visual explanations for math — and I was surprised how intuitive it feels
ChatGPT has always been good at explaining things in plain language, but its newest trick goes →
BAFTA-winning game music composers don’t see AI as a threat — rather, it could ‘revolutionize the art’
Views on AI use in content creation are often divisive, with some seeing generative AI tools →
I’m a cybersecurity professional, here’s why I’m preparing for an AI data breach
Recently, OpenAI acknowledged a security breach at a third-party data analytics vendor that led to the →
Proof over promises: a new doctrine for cybersecurity
For years, third-party cybersecurity relationships between vendors and customers have relied on contracts and trust. That →
Michael Caine and Matthew McConaughey have licensed their voices to AI — but not every ‘iconic’ voice on the platform can consent
Name a more recognizable voice than Michael Caine. He’s narrated documentaries, starred in movies and, to →
Amazon’s new Health AI Chatbot is rife with potential for misuse — here’s why I wouldn’t trust it with my data
Amazon has launched its new Health AI service in the US, a chatbot which can help →
Rebuilding trust in AI with responsible adoption
AI isn’t stumbling because of bad algorithms. It’s stumbling because people don’t trust it. At the →
I got tired of ChatGPT trying to bait me with follow-up questions after every answer — so I made this one easy change
I’ve noticed that since the new ChatGPT-5. 3 Instant and GPT-5. 4 Thinking were released, ChatGPT →
‘I don’t think a company can dictate to a sovereign government what it does with its tools’: Dell CEO answers question on Anthropic’s feud with the Pentagon
Dell CEO Michael Dell answered a question about Anthropic at a forum The CEO said companies →
The death of the IT department, as we know it
Central IT departments used to make sense. When technology was complex and custom-built, you genuinely needed →
‘The risk for SMBs is not reckless use of AI, but invisible workflow change’: Legal firms are falling behind when it comes to setting rules for AI use
43% of organizations still have no plans for AI policies, report finds At the moment, workers →
How much time is AI really saving your workers? Apparently just 16 minutes a week — as ‘time saved generating content is being absorbed by the time required to trust it’
Workers and execs are only getting 14-16 minutes of net time savings from AI, report claims →
I tried Claude’s new interactive visuals feature — and it’s one of the most fun AI tricks I’ve seen
Claude’s run of new and expanded features continued this week with a new beta feature that →
I think I can spot an AI fake, but the latest expert research suggests I’m wrong — here’s why
AI images and videos are getting harder to spot — and that’s only going to get →
Testing AI is not like testing software and most companies haven’t figured that out yet
Last week, I asked ChatGPT for its version number and found myself in a heated argument →
‘In 2026, cybercrime has reached a point of total convergence’: New research claims AI attacks are taking over — so how can your business stay safe?
Flashpoint warns of AI-driven “era of total convergence” in cybercrime 1,500% surge in illicit AI discussions, →
‘AI is the Computer’: Perplexity reveals Personal Computer, a cloud-based AI agent running on your Mac
Personal Computer is designed to be your personal assistant with access to all your tools It’s →
Domain-specific AI models are the future of enterprise ROI
Over the past two years, enterprises rushed to implement artificial intelligence (AI) across their operations. The →
I use these 5 clever Claude prompts every day — they make me feel like a genius
Claude has always occupied a slightly unusual place in the crowded world of AI chatbots. Anthropic’s →
Meta buying social network for AI bots Moltbook should worry anyone who still hopes social media is for people
Meta buying Moltbook, the developer of a social media platform designed for AI agents to talk →
‘Anthropic’s Claude models are no longer available’: US State Department ditches Claude on the orders of Trump – while Senate approves Gemini, ChatGPT, and CoPilot for use
US government departments are honoring Trump’s Anthropic ban The State Department has switched from Claude to →
‘There’s no going back’ — still thinking of quitting ChatGPT? Make sure you do these 3 things first
The rush to quit ChatGPT after OpenAI’s controversial Pentagon deal may have cooled (the app is →