Nearly nine in ten young people use AI tools, most teachers now use them every week, and the government is paying eight companies to build AI tutors for disadvantaged pupils. A guide to what is actually happening in UK schools, what the evidence says, and who wants what.
A military review, a state dinner with the AI industry's biggest names, two pandas and a 90-minute Oval Office meeting with no readout. Here is the day sorted into three columns: agreed, announced, and merely discussed.
Washington and Beijing are building separate chip stacks, separate rulebooks and, increasingly, separate internets. As Xi Jinping arrives in Washington, a Reuters analysis shows investors on both sides quietly refusing to choose. Here is what that means for anyone with money in AI.
Smart glasses, AI pins and clip-on recorders are being sold as the computer after the smartphone. A Reuters analysis this week shows the industry has hit the one problem a better chip cannot fix: the people on the other side of the lens.
In his first General Assembly speech, the new Prime Minister accused Russian agencies of trying to interfere in the 2019 election, announced a National Centre for Information Defence and an AI defence pact with Washington. Here is what he said, and what he left out.