AI
AI hallucinations in legal filings risk "loss of public confidence", immigration tribunal warns
Judges issue stern AI warning after immigration lawyer filed an appeal containing false information.
Government
Government
Labour MP: Stop the Reddit flamewar against "unsafe and violent" London
"There is a campaign to undermine the standing of our capital city and frighten its residents," Dame Emily Thornberry claims
Business
Financial tech raises systemic risk by accelerating bank runs, Bank of England warns
Tomorrow’s financial crisis could unfold at a speed that no human policymaker could ever hope to contend with.
Security
"CISOs should act now": Preparing for the UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
"The urgency of this bill is justified, given the financial impact of disrupted operations and downtime on the country."
Government
The UK's supply chain is heavily reliant on "Chinese military companies", Bitsight warns
Investigators uncover China's links in critical areas of the economy and "hidden pillars" which could cause cascading systemic failure across industries.
Internet
UK launches investigation into how TikTok, Imgur and Reddit use kids' data
"If social media and video sharing platforms want to benefit from operating in the UK they must comply with data protection law."
Government
CISA denies Trump ordered Russia cybersecurity "retreat"
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency insists it is still committed to defending against all threats, including Russia.
Government
Defending DORA: New approaches to securing financial services
"Through collaboration, financial entities can go beyond compliance and join forces to create a stronger, more resilient supply chain."
Government
MP calls for increased minimum age of 16 on social media
"As a father of two boys, I am deeply concerned about the effects on children in this country."
Government
Academics and industry leaders share wishlists for the Paris AI summit
"We must allow innovators to innovate, builders to build and developers to develop."
Internet
Will the Ministry of Justice finally admit computers are unreliable witnesses?
"A blanket ‘no questions asked’ acceptance of the accuracy of digital evidence can have a devastating impact on people’s lives."
Government
Tech industry responds to Labour's AI Opportunities Action Plan
"Our values of democracy, open commerce and the rule of law are crucial for the free exchange of ideas needed to maximise AI’s potential."