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Junior roles at risk of being replaced by AI, survey reveals
UK public and private-sector organizations are adopting AI into their workflows, with experts saying the tech is now a necessary part of operations.
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Health system executives look to AI to implement fundamental changes
A survey of executives finds that healthcare systems must fundamentally transform over the next five years to thrive.
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AI a double-edged sword in financial fraud, UK minister warns
Incidents of financial fraud are rising in the UK, and online scams are more common than ever. Ministers are calling for using AI to address the challenge.
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BoE on tech innovation and the importance of strong foundations
AI, DLT and quantum computing have been prioritized for further regulatory attention by dint of their potential for transformative outcomes.
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The AI-first mandate: How tech giants are reshaping work with intelligent automation
Tech firms are requiring employees to prove that a job’s tasks cannot be performed by AI before they can request additional headcount.
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Crypto firms and bank trade groups submit comments on digital assets and surveillance
They submitted responses to the US Treasury’s request for feedback on how emerging tech (like AI) could be implemented to best detect illicit digital asset activity.
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The living revolution – could wetware and neuron chips redefine computing?
We discuss funding, legal risk, data governance, ethical, and risk issues with Joe Stephenson, partner and head of Tech Sector at Shoosmiths.
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AI erotica – how ChatGPT’s new policy collides with UK regulation
OpenAI’s plan to allow erotica on ChatGPT for verified adults triggers major legal compliance challenges under the UK’s Online Safety Act, experts warn.