AI News — Page 95
The latest AI developments shaping UK business and technology
Microsoft AI Chief Questions Why More People Aren't Impressed with AI
Mustafa Suleyman defends AI capabilities after backlash to Windows 'agentic OS' announcement, whilst critics cite reliability and practical concerns.
Australian Chief Justice Warns AI Use in Courts Reaches 'Unsustainable Phase'
High Court Chief Justice Stephen Gageler says judges now act as 'human filters' for machine-generated legal arguments as AI proliferates in litigation.
OpenAI Demonstrates GPT-5's Scientific Research Capabilities
New research paper shows GPT-5 helping scientists solve decades-old mathematical problems and identify biological mechanisms in minutes.
PwC Chairman Warns AI Will Reduce Graduate Hiring Across Professional Services
Mohamed Kande says AI's ability to automate data analysis threatens entry-level positions, whilst firm struggles to hire hundreds of AI engineers.
Royal Navy Deploys AI Avatar to Transform Submarine Recruitment
Real-time AI avatar Atlas handles initial recruitment queries, achieving 76% reduction in human workload while maintaining 93% satisfaction rate.
Over Half of UK Novelists Fear AI Will Replace Their Work, Cambridge Study Finds
University of Cambridge research reveals 51% of published novelists believe AI could fully replace their work, with 39% reporting income declines from generative AI.
OpenAI Introduces Evals Framework for Business AI Performance
New evaluation methodology helps organisations turn abstract AI goals into measurable outcomes through systematic specification, measurement, and continuous improvement processes.
Operational Readiness Critical as 40% of AI Projects Face Cancellation
Technology leaders must treat AI as enterprise application requiring unified platform spanning compute, data, and governance to avoid Gartner's predicted agentic AI failure rate by 2027.
