Music industry heavy hitters Sony and Universal join forces with artists including Katy Perry to combat AI exploitation April 5, 2024 With the rise of AI-generated music, the music industry is worried about the erosion of human creativity and fair compensation.
‘Floor not a ceiling’: Sadiq Khan pledges to create at least150,000 jobs in AI, fintech and sciences April 3, 2024 Sadiq Khan has pledged to create 150,000 new jobs in key growth sectors including artificial intelligence (AI), financial and climate technology, and life sciences.
London legal AI firm Luminance secures £32m funding in US expansion push April 2, 2024 Luminance’s proprietary legal AI model automates the negotiation of contracts and other legal documents to speed up a lengthy process.
Insig AI: UK tech company reports ‘frustrating’ drop in revenue on contract delays April 2, 2024 Insig AI said two license contracts worth a combined total of £1m failed to close before the end of 2024 and their closure is not guaranteed.
Forget the tech, if the AI industry wants to thrive it must win over public opinion April 2, 2024 AI must win over a suspicious public if we want a safe future for the technology, writes Lord Mayor Michael Mainelli.
Nvidia, Arm, Micron, TSMC: how four of the biggest semiconductor stocks have performed this year March 29, 2024 Nvidia, Arm, Micron and TSMC are the semiconductor stocks making big strides amid the booming AI industry.
London AI company set to disrupt HR departments raises £5.5m March 28, 2024 London-based artificial intelligence (AI) company Metaview has raised $7m (£5.5m) as it seeks to improve the hiring process using technology.
London tech startup Oriole bags £10m seed funding for rapid AI training March 27, 2024 London tech startup Oriole Networks has secured £10m in a seed round to support its mission to speed up the training of AI models.
AI could add £144bn to GDP over next five years but millions of jobs at risk, think tank says March 27, 2024 "History show that technological transition can be a boon if well managed, or can end in disruption if left to unfold without controls," Carsten Jung, senior economist at IPPR, said.
