AI News — Page 60
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
OpenAI responds to Axios supply chain attack linked to North Korea
OpenAI is rotating macOS code-signing certificates after a North Korea-linked compromise of the Axios developer library exposed its app-signing pipeline.
Google brings AI-powered restaurant booking to UK search
Google has launched AI Mode in Search for UK restaurant bookings, letting users describe preferences in natural language and receive real-time availability from booking platforms.
Development Bank of Wales awards £60,000 AI skills contract
The Welsh government body has contracted a Cheshire SME to deliver a year-long AI adoption programme, including Microsoft Copilot training and AI Champions across teams.
Businesses scramble to adapt as AI search slashes website traffic
Companies are racing to optimise for AI-generated answers after HubSpot lost 140 million visits in a year, with AI overviews cutting click-through rates by up to 70%.
UK to spend £15 million on AI-powered crime mapping for knife violence
The Home Office is funding AI-enhanced crime mapping across England and Wales, using hexagonal micro-geography to target knife crime hotspots with precision policing.
Anthropic launches Project Glasswing to defend critical software
Anthropic has formed a coalition with AWS, Apple, Google, Microsoft and others to use its Claude Mythos model for defensive cybersecurity across critical infrastructure.
Telegraph: AI alarm bells should be ringing in Downing Street
The Telegraph's editorial board argues the OpenAI investment pause exposes fundamental flaws in Britain's energy costs, planning system, and industrial strategy.
OpenAI pauses Stargate UK data centre project over energy and regulation
OpenAI has put its multi-billion pound UK data centre project on hold, citing high energy costs and regulatory barriers that threaten the government's AI ambitions.
Revolut launches AI assistant for UK customers to manage money
Revolut is rolling out AIR, an AI assistant that lets UK customers manage spending, investments, subscriptions and travel through conversational banking.