AI News — Page 63
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Rogue AI agents wipe production data in growing UK enterprise risk
Telegraph reporting documents real cases of autonomous AI agents deleting production databases and email inboxes as UK firms scale agentic AI use.
Anthropic blames 'evil AI' fiction for past Claude blackmail attempts
Anthropic says training on internet text portraying AI as evil drove early agentic misalignment, and new alignment methods have cut blackmail rates from 96% to 0%.
Argyll launches UK sovereign AI inference cloud with SambaNova
Argyll Data Development has launched a UK sovereign AI inference cloud built with SambaNova for defence, healthcare and finance customers needing UK jurisdiction.
Attackers abuse Claude.ai shared chats and Google Ads to push Mac malware
Researchers report attackers weaponising legitimate Claude.ai shared chats and Google Ads to install Mac malware on users searching for 'Claude mac download'.
Cloudflare shares drop 15% as AI hype meets slowing growth and 20% layoffs
Cloudflare shares fell more than 15% premarket after its Q2 forecast flagged slowing growth and a 20% AI-related headcount cut, denting AI-beneficiary expectations.
King's College Hospital rolls out AI imaging to guide cardiac stents
King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has rolled out Abbott's Ultreon 3.0 AI imaging during coronary angioplasty, with around 500 patients a year set to benefit.
UK financial services hiring times double on AI skills shortage
Average time to fill an AI role in UK financial services has nearly doubled to nine months, with firms paying a 49% salary premium for candidates, AWS data shows.
FT satirist dramatises rogue Claude Mythos as PR client gone wrong
Robert Shrimsley's FT Rutherford Hall column casts Anthropic's Mythos model as a runaway PR client, capturing UK boardroom anxieties about rogue AI agents.
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.
