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Robots in a data center
Why every enterprise needs an AI model exit strategy

By Ganesh Padmanabhan Published

Model flexibility helps enterprises protect workflows, institutional knowledge and control as AI evolves.

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Is the FCA underestimating the AI fraud threat?

By Bharat Mistry Published

Banks must actively test AI-enabled fraud before criminals expose weaknesses.

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A costly mistake? Report claims a third of employees fired due to AI will need to be rehired in the next few years

By Christian Cawley Published

Gartner forecasts almost 33% of workers who were displaced by AI will be rehired by 2029 – probably on a higher salary package.

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'Whoever wins AI, wins!' Trump warns 'traitors and leakers' to 'beware' — claims AI only needs him

By Lance Ulanoff Published

A stalemate ahead?

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The era of the AI voice scam is here — and we need to be ready

By Graham Barlow Published

A viral voice scam shows that even if you recognize the voice of a friend or loved one, that's no guarantee that it’s really them.

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Why are US AI giants calling for ‘Pacing The Frontier’, and why is China calling it a ‘Cold War tactic’? We ask the experts

By Benedict Collins Published

Expert reaction AI companies want to slow down development, but that doesn't fly with Trump and China - so what do the experts think?

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Study provides 'early evidence' that AI could be holding back US wage growth and reducing living standards

By Craig Hale Published

While AI isn't being observed taking human jobs, analysts have seen it reducing how quickly you're likely to get a pay rise.

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Digital identity isn’t a security phenomena, it’s a core business infrastructure

By Sapphire Samiullah Published

As AI reshapes discovery and commerce, verification is becoming a powerful engine for trust, personalization and growth.

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Donald Trump sings executive order
'Dr. Frankenstein is telling us the monster is escaping': US lawmakers desperately want to set up AI guardrails before midterm elections

By Craig Hale Published

Anthropic and OpenAI have warned about AI's potential risks, but while US politicians react, Trump worried about race with China.

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Meta Muse
Meta’s new AI agent demands serious trust

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

Meta’s Muse proved remarkably capable at handling digital errands, but its usefulness depends on granting an unsettling amount of access to personal information.

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