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  • Musicians know AI is stealing their art, but finally tech bosses are waking up too

    November 29, 2023

    Musicians like Drake and the Weeknd have had their music scraped by artificial intelligence programs, and AI bosses are finally waking up to it, writes Jo Twist

  • Charlie Munger – one of crypto’s biggest critics – dies ‘peacefully in California’ aged 99

    November 28, 2023

    Charlie Munger - often known as "Warren Buffett's right-hand man" - has passed away peacefully at a hospital in California.

  • Government ‘does not have any spending plans’ after March 2025, OBR chief says

    November 28, 2023

    MPs scrutinised the OBR after its latest round of forecasts.

  • Nearly £40m raised by London and Cambridge autotech companies

    November 28, 2023

    Two British autotech companies, Physicsx and Secondmind, have secured close to £40m in combined investment.

  • Bitcoin hashrate hits all-time high

    November 28, 2023

    Bitcoin is down slightly trading just above the $37,000 threshold, while the price of Ethereum has seen a deeper drawdown to $2,020.

  • Euan Blair interview: Is Multiverse’s educational mission a reality?

    November 28, 2023

    Euan Blair's educational firm Multiverse now makes the majority of its revenues from upskilling employees already in work. Has it abandoned its original mission?

  • Google hires three top female execs to roles backing UK firms with AI tech growth

    November 28, 2023

    Google has appointed three female senior new executives to drive forward the tech giant’s support for UK businesses.  The search engine behemoth said the appointees will report straight to Debbie Weinstein, the vice president and managing director for Google UK & Ireland, and will help focus on the use of AI technology in growing British [...]

  • Sam Altman’s ‘best world ever’ might just mean killing off Google ad revenue

    November 28, 2023

    ChatGPT could rid the world of the scourge of digital advertising.

  • Working from home? Your staff are probably relying on ChatGPT

    November 28, 2023

    Remote workers are secretly using AI - particularly ChatGPT - to gain an edge of their competitors and free up their time during the day. Eventually, we all will be, writes Eliza Filby

  • Firmer AI rules could deliver investment boost, says science minister

    November 27, 2023

    A lack of firm regulation is holding back investment in burgeoning technologies like AI and firmer rules are needed to make them “investable at scale”, the UK's science minister warned today.  

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