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The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
AI job losses to stay limited this year, Bridgewater says
Hedge fund Bridgewater says constrained computing capacity and patchy adoption will keep AI-driven job displacement low in the near term.
Confused AI rollouts hurt UK firms and baffle their staff
Muddled AI adoption is wasting money and bewildering employees, experts warn, as firms chase the technology without agreeing why they are using it.
OpenAI offers UK banks cyber AI tool after Mythos lockout
OpenAI is giving nine major UK banks access to its GPT-5.5 Cyber tool, filling a gap left by Anthropic's tightly restricted Mythos model.
OpenAI's maths proof is a milestone, not a great leap
An OpenAI model disproved an 80-year-old maths conjecture, but experts say it applied existing ideas cleverly rather than inventing genuinely new techniques.
Every leading AI model fails EU law checks, study finds
A study by non-profit Aithos found all 12 leading AI models broke EU law in compliance tests, with the weakest failing in 93% of scenarios.
ICO sets out plan to government for safe AI innovation
The UK's data regulator has told ministers how it will give businesses regulatory certainty on AI, including an AI code of practice and agentic AI guidance.
Give workers more say over AI, UK thinktank urges
A TUC-backed IPPR report calls for a statutory duty to consult staff on AI adoption, warning the benefits will not be shared fairly without worker power.
Runway picks London for HQ with £150m UK investment
Nvidia-backed AI video firm Runway will make London its European headquarters and invest more than £150m ($200m) in the UK's AI ecosystem by 2028.
Big Tech AI debt sales reshape sterling bond market
Huge AI-driven bond issues by Alphabet and Amazon are reshaping smaller markets, with Alphabet now a top borrower in sterling corporate debt.