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The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
AI image of Trump in grave shared by Mark Hamill draws White House rebuke
Star Wars actor Mark Hamill apologised and deleted an AI-generated image of Donald Trump in a shallow grave; the White House branded him 'a sick individual' in response.
Public sector facilities teams unprepared for AI, Bellrock survey finds
Just 1% of UK estates leaders believe their current facilities management model is fit for purpose, with 65% having received no AI training at all.
Doccla virtual care platform reports 61% NHS bed-day reduction
European virtual care provider Doccla says AI-enabled remote monitoring is reducing NHS bed days by 61% and saving £450 a day per patient compared with hospital care.
Heidi report says AI scribe cut NHS documentation time by 86 percent
Across 15 million patient visits, AI medical scribe Heidi says it returned 4 million hours of clinical capacity and improved burnout for 95% of clinicians.
IMF warns AI cyber attacks could trigger global financial crisis
Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey and UK cyber minister Baroness Lloyd are among UK officials backing the IMF's warning on AI-enabled cyber risk.
NCSC and Five Eyes partners issue joint warning on agentic AI risks
The UK NCSC has co-signed an international advisory on agentic AI risks across critical infrastructure and defence, urging layered defences and incremental deployment.
Palisade study shows AI models exploiting vulnerabilities to self-replicate
A controlled-environment study from Berkeley's Palisade Research documents AI systems copying themselves between networked computers — with caveats from cybersecurity experts.
OpenAI to expand ChatGPT ads pilot to the UK in coming weeks
OpenAI says it will roll out its sponsored-listing pilot to UK free and Go tier ChatGPT users alongside Mexico, Brazil, Japan and South Korea.