AI News — Page 112
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Bank of England Warns AI Bubble Could Trigger Financial Stability Risks
The central bank says AI valuations are 'particularly stretched' and warns that trillions in debt financing could amplify losses if an asset price correction occurs.
BP Abandons UK Hydrogen Project as Data Centre Plans Take Priority
Oil giant BP has withdrawn its Teesside hydrogen plant application after the site was chosen for Europe's largest AI data centre, exposing tensions in government priorities.
Tech Giants Become Their Own AI Customers to Prove the Technology Works
IBM, Asana, and Schneider Electric are deploying AI extensively across internal operations before selling to customers, with IBM's HR chatbot handling 94% of staff queries.
UK Banks Deploy AI to Combat People Trafficking and Personalise Services
Britain's major banks are using generative AI to detect trafficking, automate lending processes, and deliver personalised financial guidance to millions of customers.
HSBC Partners with Mistral AI to Accelerate Enterprise AI Deployment
The global bank announces multi-year strategic partnership with French AI company, embedding self-hosted models across productivity, lending, and customer services.
Young UK Workers Turn to Skilled Trades Fearing AI Job Losses
Rising enrolments in plumbing, construction and electrical courses as young people seek 'AI-proof' careers with hands-on work and earning potential.
Bank of England Warns AI Company Valuations Pose Financial Stability Risk
The central bank's Financial Stability Report highlights stretched AI valuations alongside private credit and gilt repo trading as elevated risk factors.
Apple AI Chief John Giannandrea Steps Down Amid Siri Delays
Apple's head of AI departs after seven years as the company struggles to keep pace with competitors on generative AI features and Siri upgrades.
Top Consultancies Freeze Graduate Salaries as AI Threatens Pyramid Model
McKinsey, BCG and Big Four firms hold starting pay flat for third year as AI reshapes consulting, with UK graduate recruitment potentially halving.
