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When AI stops advising and starts acting
Read the full story: When AI stops advising and starts actingAI is moving from assistance towards delegated action inside chat. Tencent’s latest WeChat move points to a wider shift in enterprise technology, where the real question is no longer whether employees use AI, but how companies govern permissions, approvals, audit trails, and accountability once software begins acting on a worker’s…
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Bessent rules out US recession after $11 billion shutdown blow
Scott Bessent dismisses US recession fears after shutdown. The US…
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Government borrowing exceeds forecast by £9.9bn
Government borrowing exceeds forecasts by £9.9 billion this fiscal year.…
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EU to delay high-risk AI rules after industry pressure
The EU’s flagship AI regulation faces a significant postponement. Brussels…
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Klarna’s AI agent reportedly takes on 853 jobs
Klarna claims its AI now matches workload of 853 staff.…
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Supporting employees with addictions in the workplace
Addiction is already in the workplace, often hiding in plain…
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Budget jitters deepen UK consumer gloom as retailers eye Christmas
Budget talk is already weighing on Britain’s Christmas shoppers. New…
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Errors cause $549bn invoice blind spot, claims Basware
Two in five invoices reach finance teams with errors. New…
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Labour wagers on AI to enhance UK employment
UK government unveils AI investment initiative to generate new jobs.
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One in three UK workers feels uninspired at work
A third of UK employees feel uninspired at work. O.C.…
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Samsung reshapes leadership with co-CEO move
Samsung officially names TM Roh as co-chief executive officer. The…
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Business Quarter Issue 3 is live now
Business Quarter Issue 3 is live, helping leaders navigate uncertainty. The new edition examines planning, AI, trust, and growth in a market where certainty is scarcer than it once was.
