AI News — Page 67
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Welsh AI cancer trial delivers faster diagnosis in weeks, not months
North Wales health board reports that AI-powered pathology is triaging malignant biopsies within two weeks instead of three months, in what clinicians call 'mind-blowing' results.
HM Land Registry AI tool cuts land charges migration from months to weeks
A new AI system combining OCR and large language models processed a London borough's local land charges records in four weeks with a team of four, replacing months of manual work.
Starling Bank launches UK's first agentic AI money manager
Starling Assistant uses voice and natural language processing to complete banking tasks, set budgets and answer queries for personal current account holders.
Google Search caught rewriting news headlines with AI
The Verge reports that Google is replacing publisher headlines in traditional search results with AI-generated alternatives, sometimes altering the meaning.
Palantir wins FCA contract to analyse sensitive financial data
The US AI firm will spend three months mining the Financial Conduct Authority's intelligence files, raising fresh privacy and sovereignty questions.
Hachette pulls horror novel after suspected AI writing
Publisher withdraws Shy Girl from UK sale and cancels US launch following online investigation into AI-generated prose, in a growing industry flashpoint.
AI-powered fraud generates 4.5 times more profit, Interpol finds
Interpol's latest threat assessment reveals that criminals using generative AI for fraud are dramatically more profitable, with agentic AI poised to enable fully autonomous scam campaigns.
Scottish judge warns of contempt proceedings after landlord uses AI-invented law
A sheriff court in Kirkcaldy found that a landlord relied on fictitious legislation and case references generated by AI, in what is believed to be a first for Scots law.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang bets big on token economics as AI's new currency
Nvidia's CEO outlined a vision where tokens become the fundamental unit of AI value, but significant gaps remain between production costs and real-world revenue.
Meta AI agent triggers sensitive data exposure in internal security incident
An AI agent's flawed engineering guidance exposed sensitive user and company data to Meta employees for two hours, highlighting the risks of deploying agentic AI at scale.
Major AI companies commit $12.5m to tackle open source security crisis they helped create
Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI and others fund Linux Foundation grants to help open source maintainers cope with a flood of AI-generated security reports.