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26 January 2026

Morgan Stanley AI Job Cuts

Morgan Stanley reported that British firms experienced an 8% net reduction in jobs due to AI, double the international average. This impact was concentrated in roles like software developers and consultants, prioritising entry-level positions.

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26 January 2026

Humans& Collaboration AI Models

Humans&, a new startup, is developing next-generation foundation models focused on collaboration rather than chat. This shift introduces AI systems designed for multi-party interaction and coordinated task execution, potentially altering how operational controls and oversight are applied to AI deployments.

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26 January 2026

ChatGPT Grokipedia Content Integration

ChatGPT now integrates content from Grokipedia, an AI-generated, conservative-leaning encyclopedia by xAI. This expands ChatGPT's information sources, introducing a new dependency and altering the scope of its answer generation with potentially biased data.

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25 January 2026

Sci-Fi, Comic-Con AI Stance

Major players in science fiction and pop culture, including writers and Comic-Con, are now adopting firmer stances against generative AI, establishing new constraints on its use within their creative industries.

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25 January 2026

Apple Gemini Siri Unveil

Apple is reportedly integrating Google's Gemini AI into its Siri assistant, with an unveiling expected in February. This marks the first public outcome of their AI partnership, shifting Siri's core processing dependency to an external provider.

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25 January 2026

Data Centre AI Energy Lobbying

Data centre groups plan increased advertising and lobbying to counter public opposition to AI's energy consumption. This shifts their approach to external perception management, introducing new operational burdens and tightening dependencies on public and political acceptance for infrastructure projects.

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25 January 2026

US Rare Earths Group Funding

The US government is investing $1.6 billion into USA Rare Earth, a rare earths group, to bolster domestic mineral supply. This move, alongside private fundraising, creates new dependencies and increases oversight requirements for procurement and supply chain operations.

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24 January 2026

Davos AI Strategic Discussions

Global leaders and tech CEOs at the World Economic Forum in Davos extensively discussed Artificial Intelligence, focusing on its economic impact, ethical dilemmas, geopolitical concerns, and the shift towards tangible results and return on investment, highlighting both potential and risks.

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24 January 2026

Sparkli AI Learning Platform

Sparkli, founded by former Googlers, launched an AI-powered learning platform for children. It aims to teach modern concepts like financial literacy and entrepreneurship, addressing gaps in traditional education. This introduces new operational considerations for data privacy and content moderation.

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24 January 2026

AI Lab Profitability Rating System

TechCrunch has launched a new rating system to evaluate the commercial intent of AI laboratories. This introduces an external framework for assessing AI lab profitability, increasing due diligence requirements for procurement and investment teams evaluating potential partners.

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