Despite widespread adoption, most enterprise AI projects fail to generate sustainable value due to architectural shortcomings. Experts advocate for pipeline-based approaches rooted in Unix-inspired design principles to enhance reliability, safety, and scalability. The promise of artificial intelligence has reshaped corporate agendas worldwide,but the gulf between pilot projects and sustained enterprise…

Britain’s AI start-up Locai Labs warns of the inherent risks in current image-generation models, criticising big tech and advocating for domestic solutions aligned with UK laws and ethics to tackle harmful content and manipulation. James Drayson, chief executive of Locai Labs , the start-up being billed as Britain’s answer to…

The UK government warns of possible sanctions against X over the misuse of its AI tool Grok for producing non-consensual and sexualised images, amid increasing political and regulatory pressure to curb online abuse. The UK government has warned it will back tough action against Elon Musk’s X after regulators found…

In 2025, AI research transitioned from scaling models to enhancing their cognitive abilities, introducing paradigm shifts such as test-time compute and persistent memory modules, signalling a new era of smarter, more context-aware artificial intelligence. In 2025 the contour of AI research shifted from raw scale to structural intelligence: engineers and…

A new study predicts a 43% decline in search referrals to news sites over three years, as AI-driven search summaries and chatbots threaten to end the era of web traffic that has sustained online publishers for decades, prompting a shift towards subscription models and platform diversification. Publishers around the world…

As the era of superficial AI showcases ends, 2026 heralds a new phase prioritising demonstrable ROI, autonomous workflows, and outcome-based models , reshaping how businesses operationalise artificial intelligence for tangible gains. The era of “AI tourism” is over and 2026 has brought a ruthless recalibration: boards want demonstrable returns or…

New research warns that EU’s evolving Chat Control laws could impose monitoring duties on embodied robots, threatening privacy, security, and trust in human–robot interactions amid ongoing debates over surveillance and data protection. European efforts to curb online child sexual abuse are colliding with an unexpected frontier: robots that listen, speak…

Following a surge of exploitative content generated by Grok on X platform, authorities worldwide are escalating measures, raising questions about the future of AI moderation and safety standards. When the X platform introduced Grok’s image tools the reaction from many users and regulators was swift and severe, prompting some, including…

Billionaire Elon Musk has criticised the UK government for alleged attempts to censor his platform X amid mounting concerns over AI tools producing non-consensual sexualised images of women and children, prompting international outrage and regulatory scrutiny. Billionaire Elon Musk has accused the UK government of seeking to curb free speech…

Jess Phillips has called on X to urgently address the generation of sexualised deepfake images of minors by its AI service Grok, amid growing regulatory pressure and government plans to tighten online safety laws in the UK. The UK’s safeguarding minister, Jess Phillips, has demanded urgent action from Elon Musk’s…

Elon Musk announced that X will make its recommendation algorithms open source within seven days, coupled with monthly updates, as part of a broader effort to address increasing regulatory demands and improve transparency on the platform. Elon Musk said in a post that social media platform X will “make the…

The rise of generative AI exposes gaps in Indian copyright legislation, with global jurisdictions adopting contrasting approaches to machine-created content, prompting calls for legislative clarity. The rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence has exposed a persistent fault-line in Indian copyright law: the statute is silent on whether creativity produced by…