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The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Half of enterprise AI projects stall at the pilot stage
A Valliance survey of 1,000 European leaders finds nearly half of AI initiatives stay stuck as pilots, with UK firms spending £39.2m a year for limited returns.
London leads UK AI adoption as the regional gap widens
DSIT data shows London firms adopt AI at 20% versus a 16% UK average, raising fears the productivity gains will concentrate in a capital already pulling ahead.
Doctors could be sued for AI mistakes, NHS warned
The Medical Protection Society warns doctors risk becoming a 'liability sink' for errors made by clinical AI tools unless UK law is overhauled to share blame.
UK launches AI Growth Labs with legal services first in line
The government has unveiled AI Growth Labs, secure testing environments to fast-track AI products through UK regulation, starting with the £40bn legal sector.
AI coding startup Cursor picks London as European hub
Cursor, the AI coding startup SpaceX has an option to buy for $60bn, will base its European HQ in London and hire 200 staff, citing the city's deep tech talent pool.
Aviva detects record £233m in fraud as AI scams rise
Aviva flagged a record £233m in suspect claims in 2025 as fraudsters used AI to fake accidents and documents, prompting the insurer to deploy AI in defence.
Labour unveils AI bootcamps to protect young workers
Liz Kendall has launched AI bootcamps, a £20m jobs alliance and tech training for 400,000 pupils, pledging to make AI 'work for workers' at London Tech Week.
505,000 NHS staff to get Microsoft Copilot to cut admin
NHS England will give 505,000 staff Microsoft 365 Copilot after a trial found it saved 43 minutes a day, with full rollout expected by October 2026.
