Updates
Researchers use AI to speed up quantum computing experiments
AI helps assemble atoms for future quantum computers.
Claude AI gains power to end harmful chats
Researchers identified thousands of values shaping Claude’s decisions in real-world chats.
Geoffrey Hinton warns AI could destroy humanity
Former Google scientist warns AI has a 20 per cent chance of wiping out humanity.
Employees of OpenAI eye multi-billion dollar stock sale
OpenAI employees prepare $6 billion share sale, lifting valuation towards $500 billion.
New OpenAI hire shares savvy interview strategies
A new OpenAI technical staff member, Bas van Opheusden, has shared an eight-page guide on navigating AI job interviews, covering everything from recruiter strategy to coding technique and pay talks.
ENISA explains how to meet new European security rules
ENISA guidance turns NIS2’s legal language into practical actions for businesses.
New Gemini update remembers your preferences, until you tell it not to
With default memory and flexible deletions, Gemini couples convenience with control via new personal-context and temporary chat features.
UK estate agents adopt AI tools to offset hiring challenges
With payrolled employee growth at a low, agents are embracing PropTech and AI tools as a cost-effective response to a widespread skills deficit.
Candidates urged to balance AI support with integrity
While AI can enhance applications, Taylor Wessing cautions candidates to safeguard authenticity and complete online assessments independently to reflect their true abilities.
Top cybersecurity vendors double down on AI-powered platforms
AI-driven platforms are transforming cybersecurity as leading vendors consolidate capabilities, integrate automation, and strengthen defences against evolving global cyberthreats.
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