OpenAI launches SearchGPT, a prototype AI-powered search engine, challenging Google’s dominance with real-time information and enhanced conversational capabilities.
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Microsoft and Apple abandon OpenAI board seats amid regulatory scrutiny
Microsoft and Apple have stepped down from their OpenAI board observer roles amid regulatory scrutiny over big tech’s influence on AI start-ups. This move aims to address competition concerns and maintain independence.
Dyson to cut nearly a third of its UK workforce
Dyson, the renowned technology company founded by Sir James Dyson, is set to cut nearly a third of its British workforce in response to intense market competition.
Bizzed Wins BBT Award at Solana’s SuperTeam Competition
Startup Democratising Ownership of Profitable Main Street Businesses Takes Top Prize After Record 37 Pitches at UK Demo Day
Labour’s Landmark Victory: A Blueprint for AI Regulation and Growth
Following a decisive victory in the general election, the Labour Party now commands a substantial majority, placing them in a powerful position to influence the UK’s economic and technological future.
Google’s emissions surge 48% in five years due to AI expansion
Google’s greenhouse gas emissions have surged 48% over five years, driven by energy-intensive AI data centres. As emissions reach 14.3 million metric tons, the tech giant faces scrutiny over sustainability.
Three set to miss rural broadband deadline
Three mobile network operator risks missing rural coverage targets by July, as Vodafone and VMO2 aim to meet the 88% landmass coverage requirement under the UK’s £1bn Shared Rural Network project.
Balancing innovation and regulatory compliance for online child safety
Innovation and regulation must work together to foster trust in new technologies. Innovation pushes the boundaries of what can be achieved, keeping the industry continuously moving forward.
Microsoft Faces Major Antitrust Fine Over Teams Integration with Office 365
Microsoft is facing significant antitrust fines from the European Commission for allegedly bundling its Teams app with Office 365, disadvantaging competitors like Slack and Alfaview.
Major Record Labels Launch Landmark AI Copyright Lawsuit
Sony, Universal, and Warner Records sue AI start-ups Suno and Udio for alleged copyright violations, demanding $150,000 per infringed work in a landmark case.
Apple Delays AI Feature Rollout in Europe, Blaming EU Regulations
Apple postpones launch of AI-powered features in Europe until 2025, citing privacy and security concerns under EU’s Digital Markets Act.
Uber Faces £1 Billion VAT Showdown with HMRC
Uber, the ride-hailing and food-delivery giant, is gearing up for a significant tax dispute with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) over £1 billion in VAT payments.
Generative AI Set to Disrupt Jobs and Widen Inequality, IMF Warns
The IMF warns of significant labour disruptions and widening inequality due to generative AI. Governments are urged to enhance economic protections and invest in reskilling programs to safeguard economies and support affected workers.
Apple Scraps Pay Later Loan Scheme in Shift to Third-Party Lenders
Apple discontinues its in-house Pay Later loan scheme, shifting to third-party payment plans with banks like Citi, HSBC, and ANZ.
Elon Musk Drops Lawsuit Against OpenAI
Elon Musk has unexpectedly withdrawn his legal case against OpenAI, which accused the firm of straying from its founding mission. The case’s dismissal comes amidst tensions following OpenAI’s partnership with Apple.