Byte-sized AI: Its a little bit of snow!
This week we have seen the government get behind AI in a big way. This was inevitable whoever was in power, I think. There are a few obvious challenges here:
This week we have seen the government get behind AI in a big way. This was inevitable whoever was in power, I think. There are a few obvious challenges here:
We did a thing… We only went and got ourselves on a podcast!
For the more technical parts of my job, I use an AI called Claude, which was created by Anthropic.
All kidnapped team members returned - Elf sentenced to hard labour! Winners announced 🏆
The scammers are at it again and this time that have developed a new way to get round SPAM filters.
It's Christmas and we all need a break! So, here are our opening hours during this festive period...
O2 have created an AI that sounds like your gran! The obvious question is “why?”. Firstly, it doesn’t sound like your gran specifically, that would be weird; it’s a generic gran called Daisy, complete with confusion about technology and a tendency to talk about her cat too much. Still doesn’t answer why though.
Attempted theft leads to odd kidnapping situation and competition.
Meta are doing something very interesting. They have a set of AI models collectively called “Llama” which anyone can download and use in their products for free.
The UK is doing something a bit special. The global average for businesses adopting AI to some extent is around 13%.
Ever found yourself grumbling about how things are done at work? Maybe it's that endless approval chain or the complicated way the simplest tasks are handled. If so, we feel you!
In an era where cyber threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK must prioritise robust IT support with integrated cybersecurity elements to safeguard their operations.