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The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Tribunal judge says litigants in person must check their AI output
After a 132,000-word ChatGPT skeleton argument, an EAT judge ruled that unrepresented parties share lawyers' duty to verify AI-drafted court documents.
ICO chief says smart glasses expose a gap in how privacy notices work
Paul Arnold, who is severely visually impaired, argues the smart glasses debate should focus on a deeper problem: privacy signals people cannot see.
Northern Ireland manufacturing grows 9% amid data centre demand
NI manufacturing output rose 9% a year in the second quarter against 1.2% UK-wide, with electronics up almost 28% and data centre suppliers busy.
Reach cuts 220 more editorial jobs as AI summaries bite
The Mirror and Express publisher blames a 46% fall in Google referrals. It is the clearest quantified case yet of AI displacing UK white-collar work at a named firm.
Scottish AI platform wins £96,000 to track peatland recovery
Calterra will use Scottish Enterprise funding to monitor habitats years after restoration, as Scotland commits to restoring 400,000 hectares of peatland by 2040.