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AI minister updates guidance after 'don’t thank ChatGPT' advice to civil servants (opens the original)
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Britain’s AI minister has ordered changes to government guidance that urged civil servants to limit their use of AI, saying it failed to reflect ministers’ ambitions to ramp up adoption across Whitehall. Kanishka Narayan said guidance published last week had now been updated after it advised government workers to use AI only when necessary, choose smaller models and keep prompts to a minimum to cut energy use and costs. “Being environmentally conscious and keeping an eye on running costs is, of
UK house prices fall at fastest rate since May (opens the original)
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UK house prices fell at their fastest pace since May as expensive mortgages and uncertainty ahead of the Autumn Budget fuelled caution among buyers. Prices fell 0.2 per cent during September, faster than economists had expected and reversing August’s 0.2 per cent increase, according to data from Nationwide. The average UK home was valued at £274,251 in September. Prices were 0.8 per cent higher in September than a year earlier, half the 1.6 per cent year-on-year rise recorded in August, accordin
MI5 warns UK academics have been aiding Chinese spies (opens the original)
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British academics have been taking part in Chinese-funded research designed to enhance Beijing’s espionage capabilities, according to a dramatic intervention from the UK’s security services. Chinese intelligence tried to “covertly benefit” from British AI and technology research, security minister Dan Jarvis has warned, after MI5 accused a Beijing-linked institute of using UK academics to boost its spying capabilities. Britain’s domestic intelligence agency said more than 100 UK-linked academics
Lime targets commuters with 'more affordable' cycle to work scheme (opens the original)
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Lime is making its e-bikes cheaper for workers through the Cycle to Work scheme as the ubiquitous green operator steps up its push for a bigger wedge of London’s daily commute. Workers will be able to pay for an annual Lime subscription through salary sacrifice, cutting the cost by as much as 47 per cent depending on their tax band. The move comes amid changing commuting habits, particularly in London, where Lime says its bikes are increasingly being used alongside buses and the Tube rather than
End the non-competes! Tech bosses warn 'unfair' rules are choking UK growth (opens the original)
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Some of Britain’s leading tech founders have called on the government to tear up “unfair” employment restrictions they say are choking growth and leaving UK startups struggling to compete with Silicon Valley. The bosses of Elevenlabs, Synthesia, Fuse Energy and a string of British AI startups have signed an open letter published on Tuesday demanding restrictions on lengthy notice periods, non-competes and garden leave. The letter, titled Free to Start and Scale, warns that workers are increasing
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