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British firms are buying AI faster than they can use it
UK business AI adoption has tripled since 2023, but the average adopter still uses just 1.6 tools and only 10% call their use extensive. ONS data suggests a sequencing failure, not a technology one.
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TechAI's price collapse: the cost of matching top models is falling up to 900-fold a year
New research from Epoch AI finds the price of running large language models has plunged since 2022, with the sharpest falls arriving in the past year. The pace, however, varies wildly from one task to the next.
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Apple Watch Series 12 unveiled with clever way to recover conversations you didn't hear
Apple's biggest feature upgrades focus on health, AI, and battery life
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Whispers suggest we could be days away from Apple Intelligence arriving in Blighty
Sky TV launches biggest upgrade for sports fans in years — how you can watch
Existing subscribers will be automatically upgraded to Sky Sports+ from today
Microsoft ditches support for Word, Outlook, and Powerpoint next month — the cheapest way to protect your PC
It'll cost £120 to switch to a version of Microsoft Office that's still supported