New EU artificial intelligence regulation: guidance for UK businesses
The EU´s groundbreaking General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence Code of Practice impacts UK businesses developing or using artificial intelligence systems for the European market.
IBM report warns UK firms over rising supply chain breach risks and Artificial Intelligence security gaps
A new IBM report exposes a surge in costly supply chain breaches and highlights how poor Artificial Intelligence governance is leaving UK organisations dangerously exposed.
EU releases general-purpose artificial intelligence code of practice
The European Union´s new code of practice for general-purpose artificial intelligence is live, urging global businesses to assess their compliance and risk.
School leaders and teachers develop artificial intelligence policies for classrooms
Educators in Hillsborough County are grappling with how artificial intelligence fits into classrooms as school leaders consider new policies.
Bolt Graphics unveils Zeus GPU with dev kits set for 2026
Bolt Graphics disrupts the GPU market with Zeus—a robust processor aiming to transform gaming, high-performance computing, and professional visualization with next-level memory and networking.
TSMC accelerates 2 nm expansion with four fabs and 60,000 wafer target by 2026
TSMC´s four 2 nm plants are set to hit 60,000 wafers per month by 2026, leveraging nanosheet tech and winning major design contracts for next-generation chips powering artificial intelligence and mobile devices.
Forcing ´evil´ traits in large language models may boost long-term safety
New research suggests exposing large language models to negative behaviors during training can make them safer, as the US faces new challenges to scientific leadership.
Protocols aim to help artificial intelligence agents manage complex digital tasks
New protocols from Anthropic and Google aim to help Artificial Intelligence agents navigate and interact with the diverse elements of our digital lives, tackling crucial security, openness, and efficiency challenges.
OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor admits struggle to keep up with rapid Artificial Intelligence boom
OpenAI chairman Bret Taylor says not even industry leaders can keep pace with today´s ´insane´ Artificial Intelligence breakthroughs and competition.
The artificial intelligence bubble is so big it´s propping up the US economy—for now
Artificial Intelligence investments are fueling a historic tech boom, boosting US economic growth, but many warn of an unsustainable bubble.