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One-third of UK business leaders have abandoned plans to use generative AI following the Glasgow Willy Wonka Experience Scandal.

Hiring freezes and cost-cutting amid economic turbulence has caused the job market to slide as recruitment analysts marketed a continued significant decline in permanent job placements.

The UK and US have signed a landmark artificial intelligence (AI) agreement to collaborate on testing and mitigating the risks of AI models.

Leaders from the technology industry have issued a call to action for the government to invest heavily in equipping the next generation with digital AI skills.

UK ministers have been urged that copyright law is ‘falling’ to protect creatives as AI firms continue to steal content to train their models, according to a House of Lords committee.

KPMG and REC’s latest Report on Jobs found the UK job market continued to slide to end 2023 as economic uncertainty continued to dent business confidence. Vacancies fell for the third in four months in December despite the supply of candidates continuing to ‘rise sharply’.

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The European Union has announced a new landmark EU AI Act, outlining rules and guidelines around the trustworthy use of artificial intelligence, including how to regulate AI systems such as ChatGPT.

UK tech chiefs gathered in Parliament last night to discuss the country’s chronic skills crisis with MPs, business leaders and government policy makers.

The global AI safety summit unveiled huge concerns highlighting that the technology poses a potentially catastrophic risk to humanity as worries around highly advanced forms of AI