What artificial intelligence memory means for digital privacy
Artificial intelligence systems are rapidly gaining the ability to remember detailed personal information across contexts, creating powerful new conveniences along with significant and poorly understood privacy risks.
Why artificial intelligence companies are eyeing next generation nuclear power
Artificial intelligence companies are exploring next generation nuclear power plants as a way to feed the growing electricity demands of massive data centers that support computationally intensive systems.
Data Privacy Day 2026 highlights privacy as core to responsible artificial intelligence governance
The article argues that in 2026, privacy has become the operational core of responsible artificial intelligence governance, driven by accelerating regulations and growing risks from how systems are trained, deployed, and monitored.
Artificial Intelligence in recruitment: protecting global hiring integrity
Global employers are rapidly adopting Artificial Intelligence in recruitment, but regulators across the UK, EU, US and Asia are imposing stricter expectations on fairness, transparency and governance. This briefing outlines the key legal frameworks and offers five concrete steps to keep hiring tools compliant and trustworthy.
OpenAI outlines new blueprint to accelerate artificial intelligence adoption in the EU
OpenAI has published its EU Economic Blueprint 2.0, unveiling new data on Europe’s artificial intelligence usage gap and launching initiatives for small businesses, youth safety, and government partnerships across the region.
Uk government launches free artificial intelligence skills training for all adults
The uk government has launched a nationwide programme offering all adults free training in practical artificial intelligence skills for work, aiming to boost adoption among workers and small businesses while supporting broader economic growth.
UK government launches free Artificial Intelligence training plan for 10 million adults by 2030
The UK government has unveiled a national skills initiative to offer free Artificial Intelligence training to every adult, with a target to upskill 10 million people by 2030 and tackle a growing workplace confidence gap.
UK government launches free artificial intelligence training for all adults
The UK government has launched free online artificial intelligence training for every adult, with a particular push to support small and medium sized businesses to adopt new tools and boost productivity.
South Korea’s Artificial Intelligence Basic Act takes effect with strict transparency and risk rules
South Korea’s Artificial Intelligence Basic Act has come into force, introducing transparency duties, special rules for high-impact and high-performance systems, and extraterritorial obligations for foreign providers. Companies using Artificial Intelligence in products or services that touch the Korean market face new compliance, governance, and enforcement risks.
Arcee AI debuts 400B parameter open source Trinity model to challenge Llama
Arcee AI has trained a 400B parameter open source large language model called Trinity in a bid to give developers and enterprises a U.S. made, permanently Apache licensed alternative to Meta’s Llama and leading Chinese models.