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The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
AI Tools Making 'Potentially Harmful' Errors in Social Work Records
An Ada Lovelace Institute study across 17 UK councils found AI transcription tools are inserting hallucinations into official care records, including false warnings of suicidal ideation.
Barclays Reports 12% Profit Rise, Cites AI as Key Cost-Cutting Driver
Barclays earned £9.1bn in pre-tax profit for 2025 and raised its performance targets to 2028, positioning AI as a core part of its cost discipline strategy.
Alan Turing Institute Warns of AI Information Threats After Crisis Events
A new CETaS report found at least 15 major crisis events since July 2024 involving AI information threats, calling for urgent UK government action to tackle deepfakes and bot networks.
UK Regulators Tell MPs They Need More Resources to Tackle AI
Senior UK regulators warned Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights that funding shortages, not legal powers, are the main barrier to effective AI oversight.
AI Makes Employees Work Harder and Longer, Not Less, Study Finds
A Harvard Business Review study found that workers who embraced AI voluntarily took on more tasks, worked longer hours, and skipped breaks — leading to burnout risk.
Glean CEO on Owning the AI Layer Inside Every Company
Glean founder Arvind Jain discusses the race to control enterprise AI infrastructure, with the startup now valued at $7.2 billion as it competes against bundled offerings from Microsoft and Google.