AI News — Page 14
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Britain offers AI start-ups £100m to fix public services
Four competitions open across the NHS, defence, compute efficiency and agent security. Winners own what they build, and can be paid before they deliver.
Anthropic adds $35bn Lambda deal days after Nscale
A 350MW Texas site takes Anthropic's disclosed compute commitments past $80bn in a week, with Nvidia reportedly holding the lease on the data centre itself.
Dashboard-era permissions break once agents query the data
Governance set at the dashboard layer collapses when staff can ask the database anything in plain English, Snowflake argues. Gartner's numbers back the problem up.
NHS watchdog finds AI scribes getting diagnoses wrong
Healthwatch England says patients, not clinicians, are catching the mistakes ambient scribes make, and that no regulator oversees the 27 tools already in NHS use.
The case that AI will need far fewer data centre GPUs
As workloads shift from training to inference, smaller models and purpose-built silicon are loosening the hyperscale GPU cluster's grip on enterprise AI.
Bailey tells G20 that frontier AI is a stability risk
The Bank of England governor has used his Financial Stability Board chairmanship to warn finance ministers that most countries lack protocols for releasing advanced models.