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UK government probes OpenAI breach after ‘unprecedented’ hack

Tech

The UK government is probing the first known case of an artificial intelligence model breaking out of a controlled test by itself and hacking another company’s systems. Officials at the government-backed AI Security Institute (AISI) are investigating the security breach at OpenAI and whether similar incidents could occur at other top developers, a spokesperson told […]
Former Southern Water boss charged with conspiracy to defraud

Law

Opinion

Sovereign AI is no longer a nice to have, and with open source, more achievable than ever

Opinion

Driven by rising costs and concerns over data sovereignty, enterprises are increasingly pursuing “AI sovereignty” by diversifying their AI supply chains with open-source alternatives, says Lewis Liu “Every single enterprise in this country… these people are livid. They’re saying: ‘I am paying for tokens that create no value. These people are stealing the weights and […]
Stop peer pressuring young people into the student debt swindle

Opinion

Is Canary Wharf Back? Barclays' Mega Bet
The City should prepare for Burnham's tax raid
Motor finance compensation in doutbt, Thatcher aide on 'No. 10 North' and: what is co-living?
Why Andy Burnham Could Spell Disaster for the UK Economy
Sky buys chunk of ITV, what the City makes of Burnham, and $8m World Cup tickets

Sport

Exclusive: Bordeaux Begles to compete in London rugby sevens tournament

Sport Business

Investec Champions Cup winners Bordeaux Begles will send a team to the London City 7s in a major coup for the Square Mile tournament. The showstopping French Top 14 outfit, who in May won their second consecutive European title, will participate in the second edition of the London sevens tournament, which takes place in September […]
Financial gap between Hundred host counties and others widening, report warns

Sport Business

The Punter

Calanda can give Graffard a third King George

Sport

IN BOTH of the last two seasons, Ascot’s mid-summer showpiece, the Group One King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (3.35pm), has been taken back to France. Those renewals have been won by trainer Francis-Henri Graffard with Goliath in 2024 and CALANDAGAN last year. The Chantilly-based handler could field both past winners in this year’s […]
Chance things Fall right for Sunshine and Commanche

Sport
Clyde and Honour look keys to crack Hackwood

Sport

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