AI Governance
UK lawmakers push for AI ‘kill switch’ powers
The UK Government could be given powers to shut down data centres or deactivate AI systems as a last resort when they pose a threat to national security, under proposals... Read More
Zuckerberg turns superintelligence into a debate about access, power, and control
Mark Zuckerberg has argued that the defining question around superintelligence is not when it will arrive, but who will have access to it. In a Wall Street Journal essay, the... Read More
EU AI Act transparency deadline raises enterprise governance stakes
From 2 August 2026, the next phase of the EU AI Act comes into force, introducing new transparency obligations for providers and deployers of certain AI systems. Under Article 50,... Read More
UK AI policy moves closer to Cabinet after technology department restructure
The UK Government has appointed Kanishka Narayan as Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence (AI), placing the AI brief closer to the centre of government as part of a wider... Read More
VivaTech 2026: The Year AI Had to Prove Itself
The 10th anniversary of VivaTech felt less like a showcase of the latest innovations in the tech space and more like a stress test for where enterprise technology is heading. Swathes of visitors... Read More