AI and copyright – in a welcome move, UK legislators reject tech vendor claims, warn of existential danger to Britain’s creative sectors
But will the Prime Minister take the recommendations of a major report on board when pushing through AI policy?
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Zero Trust World 2026 – cybercrime is world’s third largest economy, says ex-White House CIO. Who's to blame?
Cybercrime is booming on the back of AI, while autonomous agents are taking over in business. So, who is responsible when things go wrong? The answer is: not the security team.
AI in justice – how can we enable the right outcomes?
AI might help deliver efficient justice, but is that the same as good justice? One of the UK’s leading campaigners for a better legal system doesn’t think so.
An "inconsequential" sum of money, but the PR cost is much, much higher - OpenAI's Sam Altman continues his 'mea culpa' tour...up to a point
OpenAI's chief called staffers together to explain the events of recent days and try to steady the ship.
"Opportunistic and sloppy" - buyer's regret from CEO Sam Altman as OpenAI's deal with the Department of War comes under heavy fire?
Safe to say Altman has had a busy 48 hours, but will his candid admissions and new language be enough to calm things down in the DoW war of words?
Automating justice – why the courtroom might provide the ultimate stress test for AI
In criminal courts, we are a long way from automated justice – and that is a good thing, according to one lawyer.
What Dario Amodei wouldn't do, Sam Altman would! Here's why the OpenAI CEO signed a deal with the US Department of War - and why he wants you to visit him in jail if things go wrong...
Altman and Amodei's rivalry was on show at the recent AI Summit in India where they famously didn't hold hands in a line-up on stage. Things are unlikely to have gotten any better given the events of the past week....
Something for the weekend (and beyond) - Trump 2.0 goes nuclear on "left-wing nut jobs" Anthropic, but the fallout will engulf the entire tech sector
Anthropic looks like the loser as it takes the full force of Trump 2.0's ire. On the other hand, there's always someone who profits in a war, isn't there, OpenAI?
News from the front - Anthropic returns fire on the US Department of War and rejects demands not to block AI from launching missiles on its own
No undertakings have been received. As such, this AI firm appears to be at war with the US Government...
Tech sovereignty - you can have AI in any color you like, so long as it’s red, white and blue
The US is on a mission to evangelise a message that its tech stack should be embraced by all nations.
CFOs are looking for confidence in their data more than automation, argues Workiva CEO Julie Iskow
The 'SaaSpocalypse' myth isn't standing up to much scrutiny here...
How Druid is approaching agentic AI with a governance and composability mindset
Druid AI CEO Joe Kim weighs in on why the future of enterprise agents needs a governance-first mindset that supports composability and extensibility.
How Moody's can be an AI-enabler, but remain resilient to AI disruption itself. CEO Robert Fauber lays out the data
Moody's is sitting on a gold mine of proprietary, trusted data of the sort critical to successful AI adoption by financial services and other regulated industry clients.
