The chief AI officer is a transitional role, designed to dissolve once AI fluency is spread across every function. For UK organisations, the question is not whether to appoint one but how to build the role so it works itself out of a job.
Anthropic became the week's central character: a $965bn valuation that overtakes OpenAI, a $36bn debt raise, and a withheld cyber-defence model that the Bank of England, ECB, GCHQ and individual ha...
NetworkChuck spent weeks building real apps with Perplexity's $200/month autonomous AI system. His honest review weighs the orchestration of 19 models against the real credit costs.
Jeff Su demonstrates the seven core capabilities of Claude Cowork, Anthropic's desktop app that turns Claude into a full productivity system with local file access, memory, and automation.
A BBC Investigates report raises serious questions about the US military's use of artificial intelligence in the Iran war and whether the technology can be trusted in life-or-death decisions.
OpenAI is no longer just complying with AI rules — it is designing the institutions that will enforce them, proposing a single federal framework built on CAISI and the preemption of state law. For the UK, a coherent US regime becomes the standard to live with.
A study of 12,637 AI use cases shows the real adoption story is bottom-up, hidden from managers, and producing modest gains — not the boardroom transformation UK leaders keep budgeting for.
The US-EU-China map most UK leaders use to anticipate AI regulation is a poor predictor. A text analysis of 56 national strategies places the UK in a growth-and-delivery cluster — alongside America, but also Brazil and Bangladesh.
