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  • Former Anthropic researcher behind ‘AI could kill us’ warning called to UK parliament

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    Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has been invited to give evidence to parliament following his stark warnings over the threat posed by AI, City AM understands. Liam Byrne, chair of the Business, Innovation, Science and Trade Committee, told City AM that MPs have asked Coxon to appear as part of a parliamentary examination of AI [...]

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  • UK government opens door to AI laws as safety warnings mount

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    The UK government has left the door open to tougher AI regulation after the companies building the world’s most powerful models called for slower development, fearing safety has fallen behind. City AM understands ministers believe AI is already covered by laws spanning data protection, competition, product safety and online safety, but accept those rules may [...]

    Reynolds insisted that much of Labour policy already constitutes taxes on the wealthy.
  • Microsoft vows AI will ‘always work in service of people’ as safety fears spread

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    Microsoft has drawn up new limits for its homegrown AI models after Silicon Valley’s sudden reckoning with the risks of increasingly powerful systems spreads to one of its biggest companies. The US tech giant published a provisional code of conduct on Monday that requires its future models to remain under human control, accept correction, shut [...]

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  • Anthropic touts ‘strongest safeguards’ as AI warning dogs IPO push

    September 10, 2026

    Anthropic has defended its safety record after an exiting researcher accused the AI behemoth of “gambling with our lives”, as scrutiny builds ahead of a possible IPO. The Claude maker said it has “some of the strongest safeguards in the industry” and has long been open about the risks posed by increasingly powerful AI. “We [...]

  • Lawyer struck off for using fake AI evidence in his own disciplinary case

    September 4, 2026

    An immigration lawyer who was referred to a Tribunal after a criminal conviction has been struck off after using AI-generated evidence as part of his own defence. Abhishek Kumar, 41, a registered foreign lawyer, was referred to the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal (SDT) after his 2024 criminal conviction at the Central Criminal Court, after he knowingly [...]

  • Credo Technology: The next big opportunity in AI?

    September 2, 2026

    Those looking for the next big thing in a crowded field should look at Credo Technology, the company that provides the connective tissue that knits together AI data centres, writes Abdullah Cheref By June 2025, everyone chasing the AI boom seemed focused on GPUs. I was more interested in what connected them. Those chips are [...]

  • Andrew Bailey warns markets are not ready for the rise (or fall) of AI

    August 31, 2026

    The governor of the Bank of England and chair of the Financial Stability Board, Andrew Bailey, has warned that countries are unprepared for the consequences of advanced AI and that the wider economy remains vulnerable to a dramatic market correction triggered by a potential slump in AI and tech stocks. Ahead of a G20 meeting [...]

  • Affluent Big Four partners lack ‘fire in the belly’ to disrupt consulting market

    August 27, 2026

    The trend of Big Four partners leaving to launch boutique consultancies has accelerated in recent years. But Q5 co-founder has told City AM that many will struggle to build true challenger brands without an “all or nothing” approach. Five founders, including managing partner Olly Purnell, launched boutique consultancy firm Q5 at the height of the global financial [...]

  • Clio hires legal tech veteran to overhaul backlogged courts

    August 25, 2026

    Legal tech firm Clio has appointed Casetext’s co-founder to lead an initiative integrating AI directly into the court system. Clio, which currently offers its tech to lawyers and law firms, will create a “dedicated product line” of legal AI software “designed around the distinct needs of courts and judges”. Lawyer Pablo Arredondo was appointed to [...]

  • Top FTSE headhunter rescued by rival after plunging into administration

    August 25, 2026

    A City-based boutique headhunter which won executive-level talent for a host of FTSE 250 firms and collapsed after pumping investment into an AI platform has been purchased by one of its competitors, City AM can reveal.  6 Group, a global executive recruitment consultancy, purchased Savannah Group and its AI platform, MapX, in July after founder [...]

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