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LangWatch has launched open-source tests for hidden AI vulnerabilities today. The new framework uses multi-turn red teaming to expose agent weaknesses that traditional prompt tests can miss.
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Finance led UK privacy complaints across major sectors last year. Bridewell’s ICO analysis found continued increases in finance, health, and retail and manufacturing complaint volumes.
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Tech leaders say Britain must move faster on AI skills. A House of Lords summit argued that workforce capability and governance will shape whether the UK builds a genuinely AI-first economy.
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IT teams are being offered a new SolarWinds AI operator. The company said SW1 will help organisations observe, manage, and protect complex hybrid environments through governed automation.
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HR data is moving directly into everyday communications work streams. Exclaimer’s new Workday integration is designed to reduce manual updates, improve data accuracy, and keep ownership clearer between HR and IT.
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A quantum security provider has secured new portfolio backing today. Arqit will join Tomorrow Street’s scaleup portfolio as demand grows around post-quantum migration and cyber resilience.
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A policy report warns over growing digital dependence in Britain. Open Rights Group said the UK needs stronger digital sovereignty and less reliance on major US providers.
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Major design platform Canva has unveiled its broadest AI overhaul. The update adds conversational design, workflow automation, connectors, research tools, and deeper interoperability with leading AI systems.
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TSMC’s quarter points to sustained strength in AI infrastructure. First-quarter net income rose 58.3% to a record NT$572.48 billion, while high performance computing contributed 61% of revenue and second-quarter guidance signalled continued momentum.
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BlackLine has widened its AI finance push into receivables workflows. Its London launch ties agentic tools to governance, auditability, and invoice-to-cash operations rather than standalone assistants.