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  • AI job cuts top 50,000 in 2026 as Snap, Oracle, Meta slash roles

    April 16, 2026

    More than 50,000 tech jobs have been cut in 2026 as tech behemoths such as Snap, Oracle and Meta link layoffs to AI and a shift in spending towards AI infrastructure. Recent figures from Challenger, Gray & Christmas show over 52,000 roles were eliminated in the sector in the first quarter alone, with AI cited [...]

  • PwC consulting overhaul reveals AI reckoning for the Big Four

    April 16, 2026

    The influx of AI is putting the Big Four’s structures under strain, and cracks are beginning to appear in their consultancy divisions, argues senior reporter Maria Ward-Brennan. The industry is facing a storm of problems, including over-recruitment during the pandemic, low staff attrition rates due to economic issues, and a drop in fees as the [...]

  • Bank of England: Andrew Bailey warns AI models could ‘crack’ cyber systems 

    April 15, 2026

    Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey has warned that a new AI model designed by a Silicon Valley company could “crack” cybersecurity systems, adding that the the technology poses a continuous challenge for key institutions.  Speaking at an event in New York, Bailey suggested Mythos Claude, which was created by Anthropic, presented a threat to [...]

  • Tory councillors pledge to ban smartphones in classrooms ahead of local elections

    April 14, 2026

    Conservative council candidates at next month’s local elections have vowed to enforce a ban on students using smartphones in a new policy that could test Labour’s grip over education across the country.   The Tories have doubled down on their calls for a national ban on smartphones in classrooms by getting local council candidates on board [...]

  • OK computer: will AI be telling you how to shop?

    April 14, 2026

    Hyped as a “seamless” user experience and an opportunity for retailers to access “hundreds of millions” of consumers via ChatGPT, OpenAI walked back from its Instant Checkout shopping function at the end of March, just months before unveiling it.  The tool would have allowed users to complete purchases entirely within ChatGPT, but the Silicon Valley [...]

  • Snyk founder Guy Podjarny makes surprise return to board after chief executive exit

    April 14, 2026

    The founder of cybersecurity firm Snyk has made a surprise return to the company after the unexpected departure of its chief executive. Guy Podjarny, who founded the firm in London in 2015 before stepping away last year, has made a comeback as a director just twelve months later, company filings show. Snyk did not respond [...]

  •  AI security officials test Anthropic cyber threat as Bank of England to convene chiefs

    April 11, 2026

    AI minister Kanishka Narayan has said that Anthropic’s new cyber model was the most powerful seen yet as finance chiefs from the Bank of England and Treasury are set to meet next week to discuss the threats posed to the financial sector.  Narayan revealed that Claude Mythos, a new model that was held back from [...]

  • IBM: AI adoption stalls as UK businesses lack clear strategy

    April 10, 2026

    UK businesses are adopting AI at a pace, but many are still struggling to convert that momentum into real, meaningful financial returns. According to IBM’s Race for ROI study, 66 per cent of British enterprises report significant productivity improvements from AI, with 63 per cent of senior leaders citing noticeable efficiency gains post-adoption. There seems [...]

  • European banking jobs face AI reset ‘not mass job losses – for now’

    April 10, 2026

    European banking jobs are in line for a boost from AI despite widespread fears the integration of new tech will trigger mass layoffs, according to fresh analysis. The headcount at the top lenders is expected to get a four per cent average uplift, analysts from Bloomberg Intelligence said in a new note. The increase is [...]

  • Google partners with Opentable with AI that books your dinner

    April 10, 2026

    Google has taken a swipe at the restaurant booking market, rolling out AI in the UK that can line up your next reservation directly from search. The new feature, launched on Friday, lets users describe exactly what they want, with Google’s AI then scanning the web for real-time availability and serving up bookable options in [...]

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