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The way we use and pay for AI is changing
By Matthew Letts Published
Still buying tokens? It's going to bite you.

George Clooney raises the alarm over AI, while Maggie Gyllenhaal says it doesn't work for filmmaking
By Graham Barlow Published
George Clooney and Maggie Gyllenhaal discussed the future of AI in filmmaking at the The Future of Creativity hosted by Finch & Partners and CAA in Venice.

Beyond AI adoption: what it takes to deliver measurable business value
By Christina Francis Published
Why AI success requires better workflows, accountability, governance and measurable outcomes.

Half of Brits admit they still don't know what a data center is
By Craig Hale Published
Just one in two Brits know what a data center is, but even more see them as having a negative impact and many are worried about energy consumption.

A third of workers believe having an AI boss would make them more productive
By Christian Cawley Published
Over 33% of employees feel they would be more productive under an AI boss, with directors also favourable towards replacing middle managers with agentic solutions.

Almost all AI tools are now running with no oversight from IT — putting companies in the firing line
By Christian Cawley Published
Organizations are employing AI tools as a “fire-and-forget” solution, overlooking the importance of AI oversight and leaving security teams with the problem of seeking out avoidable vulnerabilities.

Cathay Pacific tests Google AI that dramatically cuts airplane contrails
By David Nield Published
Google is expanding its AI-driven contrail reduction project to a new part of the world.

How ancient myths shaped the AI of today — we were dreaming of ChatGPT long before we built it
By Graham Barlow Published
The authors of Myth-Made Machines explain how ancient myths and science fiction shaped our hopes and fears about today’s AI.
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