AI News — Page 25
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
AI security patches work one time in four, research finds
1Password researchers generated 6,080 patches with frontier models and found half failed to close an exploit path, with some introducing new ones.
Alibaba to take a revenue cut from open-weight model users
Chinese labs are converging on a freemium licence: download the weights freely, then hand over a share of revenue once commercial use passes a threshold.
Singapore tells banks that AI policies are not a control
A new agentic AI framework argues governance committees and human sign-off cannot substitute for continuous technical testing of autonomous systems.
Denmark makes teenagers defend essays aloud to stop AI use
Around 9,000 upper secondary pupils a year will face oral questioning on written assignments, with screen monitoring and firewalls added during exams.
Bank of England finds early signs AI is lifting productivity
Staff research using ONS industry data finds AI-producing sectors driving productivity gains, echoing the first phase of the computing revolution.
Women say AI hiring tools are shutting them out of work
The BBC spoke to more than 60 women aged 40 to 65 who suspect automated screening is behind months of rejections and silence.