AI & Bots
The UK public sector doesn’t have an AI problem, it has an orchestration problem
The UK public sector is accelerating its adoption of artificial intelligence, but without a clear sense →
I tried using ChatGPT to recreate my 1990s childhood for my kid — and suddenly our weekend had no screens at all
On a recent sunny Saturday morning, I told my two-year-old son he was going in a →
AI has slashed coding time in 2026, but it’s sacrificed software stability
AI-assistants are now a standard feature of development workflows, helping teams generate production-ready code faster than →
‘AI alone is not enough’: 99% of CEOs say they are getting ready for layoffs caused by AI
99% of business leaders are preparing to cut staff in the next couple of years Managers →
Google Health is getting heat for being ‘unbelievably bad’ after replacing the Fitbit app — but Google says fixes are coming
Google Health is now replacing the Fitbit app for most users Many Fitbit fans are unhappy →
From AI insight to business outcomes: What enterprises need to move beyond the “Chat Phase”
AI tools have quickly become a standard part of everyday workflows and business functions. Yet, despite →
From experimentation to execution: where agentic AI is delivering real value
Artificial intelligence has dominated the conversation in financial services for several years. But much of that →
Corsair’s Pro lineup is the company’s answer to the growing demand for AI workstations and servers
Corsair unveils new Pro lineup, targeting AI firms A variety of configurations will be on offer, →
4 great tools to produce your own PDF bookazine
A lot of work goes into producing the content for your website, so it’s important to →
I just watched a Chinese robot make the worst eggs I’ve ever seen and I’m a little less worried about robots taking our jobs
You can’t make a great humanoid home robot without breaking a few eggs, and in that →
Every organization is pouring money into AI right now, and almost none of them know what their people are actually doing with it’: Study reveals employees are using their personal AI accounts at work,
Two-thirds of AI use on personal accounts is actually for work purposes Workers are also using →
OpenAI will now let your company pay to ensure ‘guaranteed capacity’ for up to three years
OpenAI’s ‘Guaranteed Capacity’ allows large enterprises to lock in up to three years of guaranteed compute →
‘I’m delighted to be wrong’: Sam Altman says AI won’t lead to a ‘jobs apocalypse’ – but admits he was ‘pretty wrong’ on the social and economic implications it is having
Sam Altman says he doesn’t think AI will lead to a “jobs apocalypse” OpenAI CEO says →
‘Technology is never neutral’: the Pope says the quiet part out loud, and it’s time we accept that AI and tech’s failures — and dangers — are human-made
Technology is so pervasive that it’s often simultaneously sold as the cure for all ills and →
Apple’s Fitbit Air-rivaling AI health coach is delayed, new report claims, and that’s bad news for fitness fans
Apple’s AI-powered health coach has apparently been delayed It’s now not expected until “later in the →
Windows 12 at Build 2026: What to expect
Microsoft Build 2026 takes place on June 2 and 3 at Fort Mason Center in San →
The Pope just warned AI could create ‘new forms of dehumanization’ — and his message feels aimed straight at Big Tech
Pope Leo warned AI could create “new forms of dehumanization” The Vatican says “opaque algorithms” threaten →
Observability was built for humans. AI agents need something different
For the past decade, observability vendors have been locked in an interface war. Competing on how →
Reported ransomware incidents are just the tip of the iceberg
The intense scrutiny that organizations face after highly publicized ransomware attacks has become one of the →
Marketing doesn’t have a data problem: it has an action problem
At the end of every quarter, marketing leaders are asked some version of the same question: →
Are cyber pros fooling themselves with skills development?
Cybersecurity teams have never been more confident in their ability to respond to a major incident. →
‘ChatGPT kind of sucked’ — Former Assassin’s Creed director says he used AI to help him learn to code, but it was ‘brutal’
Former Assassin’s Creed Hexe director Clint Hocking says he used AI to learn to code Hocking →
Why health AI needs a new approach, not just smarter algorithms
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in healthcare, but not always in the ways the system →
AI-generated threats are hitting businesses harder than ever – do you know what to look out for?
Flashpoint finds AI now heavily used for deepfake‑based KYC bypass, with posts selling toolkits bundling synthetic →
AI agents are creating a major security blind spot in financial services
Financial services (FS) has the highest rate of AI-related security incidents of any sector — higher →
What Sudoku reveals about the limits of LLMs
We need to talk about LLM reasoning. For all the fanfare about performance gains, the most →
AI is making everyone web app builders – but leaving teams exposed
You know a concept has gone mainstream when Collins Dictionary names it Word of the Year. →
Why self-running agents are creating the biggest security crisis of 2026
The enterprise relationship with Artificial Intelligence has previously been defined by a simple exchange of prompts →
The new cyber gap is response latency
There is a point in many cybersecurity incidents when the technical side is already moving, but →
Most ransomware attacks are opportunistic. Here’s how you can stop attackers
There is a glaring misconception at the heart of cybersecurity that cyber-attacks are targeted at specific →