Google on Wednesday announced Gemini 4 Argon, the first model in its next-generation Gemini 4 series, marking the company's most ambitious attempt to reclaim...

British workers are spending close to £1 billion a year from their own pockets on generative AI (GenAI) tools they use for work, according to major new research from Deloitte UK.

The people building the world’s most powerful AI systems are starting to ask whether we are moving too quickly. I think we should listen. I also think we need to be very careful about which AI we’re talking about. This morning, just after 7.00, I found myself on BBC Radio Somerset with Charlie Taylor being asked a fairly cheerful breakfast-time question: how concerned should we be that AI could kill us all?

ChatGPT for Teens helps teens learn, think critically, and use AI with confidence, with stronger built-in protections, healthy-use features, and additional controls for parents.

Microsoft 365 is dropping SMS and Phonecalls as security options as they are too easy to spoof

A wave of UK hospitality businesses have begun banning or restricting Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses, while European regulators intensify scrutiny of the...

New OpenAI research shows how AI is expanding what workers do, with ChatGPT users taking on tasks across roles and reshaping job boundaries.

An anonymous conceptual artist turned social media into an unwitting psychology lab this week, posting an authentic Claude Monet painting on X with a fake...

Google on Tuesday announced the Googlebook, a new category of AI-first laptops powered by its Gemini artificial intelligence, at The Android Show: I/O Edition...

A new AI video generation model called Gemini Omni has surfaced inside Google's Gemini app in two waves of leaks, setting the stage for what could be a major...

Google Chrome silently installed a 4GB AI model on users\' devices without consent, raising privacy and environmental concerns.

ChatGPT’s unexpected mentions of goblins and other creatures stemmed from an incentive misalignment during its training, leading to a widespread issue that OpenAI needed to address.

The AI Roundup welcomes new subscribers and highlights the growing demand for practical AI and automation training, while also addressing recent developments and challenges in the AI landscape.

Details from a recent supported workshop utilising a custom AI bot helped diverse participants clarify their business problems and create actionable plans by focusing on structured problem-solving, and how this looks like it could be the future for education.

I wrote a version of this piece in March and never published it. Why? The world was moving fast enough that anything I filed would have aged badly within a fortnight. That instinct turned out to be right. Because what’s happened since then is one of the stranger business stories of the year, and you’d miss the full picture reading the headlines as they arrive. So here’s the whole arc, in one place.

Mel Robbins’ Copilot backlash is about more than one bad prompt. It exposes a bigger problem with AI advice, data safety, and the lazy habit of treating women as if they are somehow “behind” on a technology that has already become mainstream.

We asked people what training they actually want. The answer came back quickly and clearly: practical AI, automation, and modern workplace skills, delivered in ways that fit around real work. Open Learning by Techosaurus is live, with Automation Fundamentals selling fast and 2 new courses launching today: AI Fundamentals and Copilot 365 Fundamentals.

Spotify on Wednesday introduced "Personal Podcasts," a beta feature that lets AI coding agents generate custom audio content and save it directly to a user's...

OpenAI announced on Wednesday that it will begin testing advertisements in ChatGPT in the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, and Mexico in the coming...

IKEA successfully transformed its chatbot’s limitations into a revenue-generating opportunity by reskilling call center workers rather than cutting jobs, illustrating the importance of curiosity and leadership in leveraging AI effectively.

Effective AI adoption relies on building communication and delegation skills among employees, rather than merely implementing the technology.

OpenAI on Monday launched Chronicle, a research preview feature in its Codex desktop app for Mac that periodically captures screenshots to build persistent...

Google on Thursday expanded its Notebooks feature in the Gemini app to free users on the web, just over a week after the tool launched exclusively for paid...

Microsoft Azure users in the United Kingdom say both of the cloud platform's domestic regions are effectively full, with some customers being steered toward...

AI’s future success will hinge on neurodivergent thinkers and vocational skills rather than traditional qualifications, as highlighted by Palantir CEO Alex Karp.

A free half-day workshop for Somerset businesses ready to turn AI ideas into practical solutions, plus an update on what actually happened with Anthropic’s Mythos model (spoiler: the hype was louder than the reality), three thought leadership pieces on burnout, fear, and the future belonging to the curious, and a UK government consultation that deserves your ten minutes.

Fear of becoming obsolete due to AI, known as FOBO, is widespread among workers, especially Gen Z, but understanding this fear and engaging with AI tools can help individuals adapt and thrive amidst technological change.

High-performing individuals using AI are at risk of burnout as they tend to overfill their workloads instead of taking advantage of the efficiencies gained.

OpenAI shut down its AI video generation app Sora, recognizing the need to refocus on more practical applications amid financial losses and mounting copyright issues.

A data leak from Anthropic revealed the existence of a powerful new AI model called Claude Mythos, which excels in areas like cybersecurity, prompting the company to take a cautious approach in its rollout.