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UK shoppers and AI: the trust gap retailers must close
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Will AI fix construction, or just expose the industry’s biggest weakness?
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AI as a strategic catalyst: rethinking business for the next era
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What the 5 per cent of companies getting real value from AI understand
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Stocks boosted by lower oil price and tech rally
The FTSE 100 Index closed up 0.3% at 10,761.33.
Google’s space AI is online and writing poetry
Project Suncatcher prototype is part of growing race to place artificial intelligence in orbit
Anthropic’s Claude will now leave a trail that shows whether a text was made with AI
Watermarking system has proven controversial with users, who argue that it is unfair if people can check whether they actually wrote their own words
New Apple boss John Ternus faces investors for first time amid iPhone Duo scrutiny
‘Crackgate’ issue with new $2,000 foldable iPhone causes screen to break on some devices
OpenAI wants to change the name ‘data centres’ to make people hate them less
ChatGPT maker hoping to launch PR campaign to bring people round to artificial intelligence, as backlash sweeps the world
Ryanair looks to AI to curb soaring jet fuel costs
Ryanair is predicting an escalation of roughly £1.7billion (€2billion) in its fuel prices for April 2027-March 2028
Hypersonic missile being made by British-German startup ‘could strike deep inside Russia’
It comes as part of a UK-German defense parnership signed by former defence secretary John Healey in 2024
Can your relationship survive the social media gap?
Sending memes is a love language for some, but others might not even be familiar with the term. Can people on these opposite sides of the social media spectrum make a relationship work? Ellie Muir explores
Elon Musk cuts users off from ‘Grok Bot’ AI assistant amid worry over cost of personal artificial intelligence
SpaceX’s AI system is intended as a competitor to other personal agent such as Meta’s Muse and OpenAI’s Dots – but the company is finding it expensive to run
Best Apple Pay casino: Top casinos that accept Apple Pay
We've selected the best Apple Pay casinos in the UK in 2026
Binance founder warns of bitcoin scam ‘overdrive’ in wake of record crypto hack
Even those unaffected by the $6.3bn cyber attack could be targets, security experts warn
The new threats businesses face from AI: ‘A dangerous misconception’
AI opens up a whole world of dangers for SMEs
Ryanair to review pay freezes and AI use to counter jet fuel price surge
The Dublin-based airliner said it was predicting a jump of roughly two billion euros in its fuel bill for the year to March 2028.
Amazon reveals the must-have Christmas toys for 2026
A mischievous new twist on the classic UNO card game and a Playmobil space rocket for budding astronauts feature on Amazon’s top toys list
Argentina’s Milei pitches a regulation-free AI haven at the end of the world
Data centers are facing a growing backlash in the United States and Europe
Asian shares mostly advance but tech stocks remain volatile, while oil sinks 3.3%
Asian shares are mostly higher but technology stocks remain volatile
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