Three Rivals Agree AI Needs a Referee. Each Wants to Appoint It.
In five weeks the bosses of Google DeepMind, OpenAI and Anthropic each published a plan to regulate frontier AI, and their diagnoses match almost exactly. They split only on how hard the government should press the button: an FAA, a FINRA or an IAEA. The catch is that the rules they are drafting may quietly lock out everyone smaller than them.
Read full story →Britain Wants to Be an AI Superpower. The Grid Has Other Ideas.
A data centre in Kent plans to run on methane from the rubbish tip next door. It is a strange answer to a very large problem: 140 projects are queuing for 50 gigawatts of power Britain cannot yet supply, and the overflow is now colliding with housing and water. A quiet counter-argument says the giant boxes may not be needed at all.
Read full story →Companies Are Deploying AI Faster Than Their People Can Follow
Enterprise AI adoption jumped from 35 to 57 percent of firms in a year, but worker confidence went the other way: only 19 percent feel confident using the tools. Three surveys converge on an emerging "AI underclass" and on the same warning. The hard part of enterprise AI was never the model.
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