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5 May 2026 Business Matters

Microsoft leases Soho's Film House as London AI hub

5 May 2026 The Guardian

Canadian musician sues Google over AI Overview defamation

5 May 2026 Mashable

South Africa pulls AI policy after AI-generated citations exposed

5 May 2026 LBC

Government's £1.2bn consultancy cut clashes with AI push, COO argues

5 May 2026 The Guardian

Dorsey-backed Vine returns as Divine, banning AI-made video

5 May 2026 BBC News

Welsh founder urges 'minimum wage for robots' to slow AI job cuts

A Welsh tech entrepreneur has urged the UK government to consider a 'minimum wage for robots' to slow AI-driven job displacement and protect workers.

5 May 2026 Reuters

White House weighs pre-release vetting for new AI models

4 May 2026 STV News

UK research: cybercriminals struggling to make AI tools work for them

Edinburgh, Strathclyde and Cambridge researchers analyse 100m dark-web posts and find AI tools mostly help already-skilled hackers, not script kiddies.

4 May 2026 The Scottish Farmer

Edinburgh AI tool aims to unlock UK woodland carbon investment

New Gradient's Earth-observation system, backed by UK Space Agency, automates Woodland Carbon Code verification to bridge a £1.8bn private investment gap.

4 May 2026 Financial Times

English councils to trial Google AI planning tool to halve approval times

Augmented Planning Decision Tool, built by Google on £8.3m contract, will recommend grant or refuse decisions; council officers retain final sign-off.

4 May 2026 Finextra

Lloyds launches Envoy internal AI agent platform on Google Cloud

Lloyds Banking Group rolls out an in-house platform letting employees build, share and reuse AI agents through an internal marketplace, with human oversight.

4 May 2026 Security Affairs

NCSC warns UK organisations to prepare for AI-driven patch wave

UK NCSC says AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery and a 'forced correction' patch wave is coming, urging perimeter hardening and update-by-default.

4 May 2026 The Times

Rigby Group chief: UK AI strategy 'disjointed' as 1.6→6GW data centre target stalls

Rigby Group CEO Steve Rigby says UK AI sovereignty is constrained by power grid bottleneck, not capital, and policy must move beyond departmental silos.

4 May 2026 The Guardian

UK biometrics watchdogs warn police AI oversight is years behind rollout

Met scans 1.7M faces in 2026 (+87%) as commissioners say facial recognition law is at least three years away and Police.AI rollout outpaces regulation.