HMRC has signed a 10-year AI deal with British firm Quantexa to help find fraud, correct mistakes and support customer service. For UK taxpayers, the practical question is how to keep records clear, challenge errors and avoid treating AI checks as infallible.
Google is adding Gemini-powered dictation to Gboard, starting with Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones. It could make everyday voice typing much more useful, but UK users should still check privacy, accuracy and where their words are being sent.
AI at work can be helpful, but it can also be used to monitor, score and manage people. Here are the checks UK workers should make before treating workplace AI as neutral.
OpenAI is rolling out Trusted Contact for adult ChatGPT users. It could help in serious self-harm concerns, but UK users should understand consent, privacy and limits before switching it on.
OpenAI says it will expand its ChatGPT ads pilot to the UK. Here is what ordinary users should know about sponsored results, privacy controls and when to double-check an AI recommendation.
Child-safety experts are warning that ordinary school photos can be misused with AI. For UK parents, the practical question is what schools publish, what consent means, and how families can reduce risk without panic.
Readers are using AI to build gym, swimming and diet routines. The useful lesson for UK users is not that chatbots are personal trainers, but that they can be a starting point if you check safety, privacy and common sense.
Apple has agreed a US settlement over claims about delayed AI features. For UK readers, the useful lesson is simple: check what an AI product can do today, not just what its advertising suggests may arrive later.
A new study suggests AI platforms may give some UK political figures and parties more visibility than others. Here is why that matters, and how ordinary voters can use AI without letting it quietly steer their view.
UK watchdogs have warned that oversight of AI-powered facial recognition is lagging behind its growing use by police and retailers. Here is what the technology means in everyday life, and what ordinary people should watch for.