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  • Hinge: the dating app that wants you to log off

    June 4, 2025

    At a time when most technology platforms are doing everything they can to keep you scrolling, Hinge has built its strategy around doing precisely the opposite: disappearing from your phone altogether. Relaunched in its current form back in 2016 and now under the umbrella of Match Group, Hinge has positioned itself as the antidote to [...]

  • Adobe Acrobat AI: The legal pro in your corner

    June 3, 2025

    Consumers are not reading contracts in full — 68 per cent say length is the main barrier, while 27 per cent find them too complex.   Adobe Acrobat has the solution to not only streamline this process but, through the AI technology it holds, it can refine long and difficult-to-understand contracts down to the core elements [...]

  • Mastercard: Fraud attempts jump as retailers feel cyber attack sting

    June 3, 2025

    The head of artificial intelligence at Mastercard said the payment giant had seen a surge in fraud attempts, which follows a string of cyber attacks on major retailers.  Greg Ulrich, chief data and AI officer at Mastercard, told Morning Wire the payments network is “attacked perpetually” by fraudsters. The payments network recorded a 40 per [...]

  • AI regulation needs to be smarter in the UK, urges Deepmind boss

    June 3, 2025

    Demis Hassabis, chief executive of Google Deepmind, has called on UK policymakers and business heavyweights to embrace the “smart regulation” of AI, warning that a failure to do so could prompt unintended harm, or the loss of public trust. He announced at London’s inaugural SXSW event on Monday: “AI is the most important technology humanity [...]

  • Gone phishing: the rise of retail cyber crime in three charts

    June 2, 2025

    In the past month alone, cyber attacks have gone from occasional headlines to near-daily national news fixtures. Marks and Spencer’s, Co-op, Harrods – along with international names like Dior and Coinbase – have all recently fallen victim to cyber incidents. Retailers in particular have found themselves in the cross hairs, and while not every incident [...]

  • Can Cazoo go from collapse to Auto Trader’s ‘undisputed’ rival?

    June 2, 2025

    Cazoo can double in size over the next couple of years and become the undisputed number two to FTSE 100 giant Auto Trader, the man charged with its phoenix-like recovery has said. Barry Judge, who helped rescue the brand after it collapsed in May 2024, added that the company is working on winning back the [...]

  • Musk Trump rift: Why did the Tesla chief walk away from the White House?

    June 2, 2025

    Elon Musk has confirmed his departure from Donald Trump’s administration, formally stepping down from his high profile role leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) – a controversial experiment in federal downsizing that, true to its meme-inspired acronym, has dominated headlines and ignited deep political debate in Washington. The billionaire tech entrepreneur, who last year [...]

  • AI funding: Dawn Capital backs ex-Google team’s customer service startup

    June 2, 2025

    Danish startup deepdots, founded by former Google engineers, has raised a €5.5m seed round led by Dawn Capital, as companies across industries accelerate investment in artificial intelligence (AI) tools to overhaul customer service operations. The company, which builds AI models to automate the collection and analysis of customer feedback, claims to enable enterprise clients to [...]

  • Google faces final ruling in search antitrust case

    May 30, 2025

    Alphabet’s Google is bracing for the outcome of a historic antitrust trial, as final arguments are delivered in Washington on Friday. The US Department of Justice, or DOJ, backed by a coalition of states, is pushing for structural and behavioural remedies – including forcing Google to divest its Chrome browser – in a bid to [...]

  • Anthropic boss: AI will take half of entry level jobs in the UK

    May 30, 2025

    Anthropic CEO has warned that AI could eliminate up to 50 per cent of entry-level white-collar jobs in the UK within five years.

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