In the rush to make AI more useful, teams keep running into the same wall: models are great at reasoning, but they don’t automatically know what’s happening in your world. They need context—your calendar, your ticketing system, your internal documents,…
X has quietly but decisively marked a turning point for its Android users: after roughly a year of rebuilding work, the company says its revamped Android app is now available globally. The announcement frames the update not as a routine…
A new fault line is opening in U.S. AI policy—one that has less to do with whether open-weight language models are “good” or “bad,” and more to do with what the United States wants AI to become as an industry.…
Adobe has quietly turned its Camera app into something closer to a pocket studio. With the introduction of Project Indigo, the company is adding an AI-driven background removal capability that works on photos you snap in the app—meaning the “edit”…
Adobe’s experimental Indigo camera app is getting a generative AI upgrade—and the way it’s being rolled out suggests Adobe is trying to thread a needle between two competing ideas: making photos look more “natural” and giving users tools that can…
YouTube has moved to tighten and clarify how it decides which videos are eligible for ad monetization—especially when the content looks like it was generated quickly, optimized for clicks, or engineered to provoke strong negative reactions. The update, reported by…
New ONS data is painting a more nuanced picture of how UK businesses are using artificial intelligence—and, just as importantly, what they are not doing yet. Rather than showing a rapid shift toward AI-driven product reinvention, the figures suggest that…
China’s AI push is no longer just about building bigger models—it’s increasingly about compressing the timeline between research breakthroughs and real-world deployment, while undercutting the cost of getting top-tier performance. In the latest sign that the competitive gap with the…
In boardrooms and strategy decks, artificial intelligence is often described as something you “deploy” once the data is ready. But in practice, the most valuable inputs for training AI systems are frequently not sitting neatly in databases. They live in…
Corporate cyber defence is entering a new phase where the most convincing attacks may no longer look like attacks at all. Instead of probing firewalls or exploiting public-facing vulnerabilities, threat actors are increasingly experimenting with “synthetic insider” tactics: AI-generated deepfakes…
Cyber security risk is entering a new phase—one where the threat landscape is not just getting more sophisticated, but also more chaotic. The latest reporting on how organisations are being hit suggests that AI is acting like an accelerant: it…
Cybercriminals are moving beyond “one-off” deepfakes and into something far more operational: deepfake personas built at industrial scale. The shift is subtle in how it’s described, but dramatic in what it enables. Instead of relying on a single convincing impersonation—one…