AI News — Page 15
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
UK safety institute cuts evaluation runs by up to 97%
AISI has open-sourced optstop, which halts benchmark sampling once a model's score is precise enough, saving most planned trials without shifting the estimates.
Insurers rewrite cyber cover for agents that go rogue
Beazley, QBE and MSIG are redrafting policy language as AI agents cause losses without any hacker, unauthorised access or conventional security event to point to.
Tech firms warn the window to fix cyber defences is closing
An open letter from 100 companies including Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and OpenAI says AI attacks will outpace current defences within months, and asks governments to fund the gap.
Young workers flee to crafts, and AI follows them there
Graduates are retraining in bookbinding and metalwork to escape AI disruption, but employers now face hundreds of machine-written applications for each apprenticeship.
Ad watchdog sets out how it will police AI product claims
The ASA has published guidance on advertising AI assistants, covering earnings promises, homework tools, dating advice, therapy substitutes and photo analysis.
Deutsche Bank puts the UK top for AI labour disruption
A 30-country analysis names Britain as the major economy most exposed to AI, citing a large share of affected roles and heavy reliance on services exports.
