One in Six UK Workers Now Pay for Their Own AI Tools at Work
Deloitte says 17% of UK workers personally pay for AI tools they use at work, with total employee spending approaching £1 billion a year.
Deloitte says 17% of UK workers personally pay for AI tools they use at work, with total employee spending approaching £1 billion a year.
NHTSA has ordered Tesla to explain how its steering-wheel-free Cybercab was self-certified as complying with federal vehicle safety standards.
Spain’s data-protection regulator has received its first notification of a personal-data breach allegedly carried out using an autonomous AI agent.
OpenAI is endorsing bipartisan U.S. biosecurity legislation and supporting independent safety evaluation requirements for leading AI developers.
The people building the world’s most powerful AI increasingly want more time. The harder question is what governments and laboratories intend to build with it.
OpenAI and Anthropic are discussing school AI privacy agreements after Microsoft signed legally enforceable safeguards restricting the use of student and educator data.
Bill Gates says governments are way behind in preparing for AI disruption even as his foundation commits at least $1 billion to expand beneficial uses of the technology.
Austria’s political-Islam watchdog says Islamist networks are increasingly using fitness, entrepreneurship and lifestyle content while also attempting to influence online knowledge sources used by AI.
South Korea is updating national cybersecurity guidance for agentic AI capable of operating with limited human supervision, potentially including systems connected to physical machinery.
Bernie Sanders and Steve Bannon will appear at the same Washington event calling for stronger AI restrictions, alongside labour and evangelical leaders.