Football Clubs and Players Have Limited Options Against AI Deepfakes
As AI-generated images and videos of footballers flood social media, UK law offers few protections and clubs face a growing brand integrity challenge.
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
As AI-generated images and videos of footballers flood social media, UK law offers few protections and clubs face a growing brand integrity challenge.
The UK government has opened what it calls the world's most ambitious consultation on children's digital wellbeing, covering social media age bans, AI chatbots, and gaming.
Campaigners are staging protests in London this weekend to demand stronger protections against the environmental impact of the UK's growing data centre infrastructure.
Major banks are trialling AI agents that can reason through trading patterns in real time, moving beyond static rule-based monitoring for compliance.
Cloud consultancy Datatonic warns that organisations deploying AI without proper human-in-the-loop systems are seeing productivity losses rather than gains.
President Trump directed all federal agencies to cease using Anthropic technology as the Pentagon classified the AI company as a supply-chain risk to national security.
The US military reportedly used Anthropic's Claude to inform its attack on Iran, just hours after Trump ordered all federal agencies to stop using the AI tool.
Deloitte and Re:State polling shows 37% of voters see AI as a risk to public services versus 23% as an opportunity, while public service leaders remain optimistic.
Cambridge neuroscience PhD founders secure Plural-led funding for platform that optimises AI workloads across Nvidia, AMD, and custom chips.