Policy
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Frontier AI enters the financial stability file
The FSB says frontier AI could accelerate systemic cyber disruption.
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Whitehall tries procurement instead of another AI grant
Britain’s £100m AI scheme makes government an early technology customer.
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Brussels pulls ChatGPT into DSA’s top tier
ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox now face Europe’s strictest platform obligations.
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UK performers push for AI voice rights
British performers are pressing ministers to strengthen legal control over AI voice cloning after the government acknowledged gaps in existing copyright, performer, data, and civil protections around digital replicas.
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Five Eyes widens attack on digital fraud
Five Eyes governments have agreed deeper cooperation against online fraud networks, drawing technology platforms, telecoms, financial infrastructure, and international law enforcement further into efforts to disrupt scams.
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AI trust outruns investor protections
Young investors are using AI heavily for financial research while misunderstanding the protections attached to its output, widening the gap between general-purpose chatbots and regulated financial advice.
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Cyber bill revives defence for researchers
A Lords amendment would force ministers to review whether legitimate cyber-security researchers need a statutory defence under the Computer Misuse Act, reviving a long-running dispute over authorised access.
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AI property images test Europe’s rules
Dutch property listings are providing an early test of Europe’s AI transparency regime, as altered photographs remain online despite rules intended to make synthetic and materially manipulated content identifiable.
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UK scale-up fund draws M&G and Schroders
Britain’s scale-up fund is moving from policy into manager selection.
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UK cyber bill targets risky technology suppliers
UK ministers could gain powers over critical technology supplier choices.
