Stories credited to Robert Booth.
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Many NHS trusts listed as benefiting from Palantir's AI platform report minimal to no use of the system. This discrepancy raises concerns about the contract and its effectiveness.
AI firms warn the UK government it has one year to address growing public opposition to datacentres to avoid protests that could halt construction.
AI surveillance is increasingly used in workplaces, providing detailed monitoring of employee productivity. This trend raises concerns about its effectiveness and potential backlash.
AI surveillance is increasing in workplaces, reflecting a shift in monitoring practices that can lead to employee stress and decreased productivity.
OpenAI's London staff earn an average of £2.3 million annually, significantly higher than UK norms, amid a competitive AI landscape.
Debate over smart glasses in parliament intensifies after a politician is suspected of using them as a teleprompter during a speech.
UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan urges tech firms to enhance safety measures amid rising AI threats and calls for stronger national infrastructure.
Co-op Legal Services uses AI to monitor employees' phone calls, drawing criticism for its oppressive implications. Workers express discomfort with constant surveillance, claiming it detracts from meaningful customer interactions.
Mumsnet denied using AI to generate content after an AI prompt was discovered on its message board, upsetting users.
Growing protests against AI firms, particularly in the UK, are fueled by safety concerns and warnings about AI risks.
