City Scope uses AI to summarise planning applications and rate their local impact from 1 to 10. It now covers all 32 councils, with data centres in its sights.

Claude leads 26% of internal AI R&D, monitors screen every agent action, and about 6% of R&D compute goes to safety.

A 300-page ChatGPT skeleton argument prompted an Employment Appeal Tribunal warning that AI verification duties apply to unrepresented litigants as well.

At Dumfries House the King asked frontier AI bosses whether enough control exists, with Andy Burnham due to meet Donald Trump at the UN in New York next week.

OpenAI's Astra for Law pairs GPT-6 Astra with a US legal search index and firm controls. Harvey and Legora will build on it; UK case law is not included.

MSPs voted against a data centre moratorium but for a 12-month pause on decisions, the same night Larbert residents faced developer Apatura at a hearing.

A Commission spokesperson says the AI Office had no formal report from OpenAI on RubyGems, though the Hugging Face hack was notified. The UK has no such duty.

The ICO's Paul Arnold says smart glasses show that CCTV signs and privacy notices assume people can see them, and confirms an AI code consultation for 2027.

Official figures show NI manufacturing up 9% on the year against 1.2% for the UK, with the electronics subsector that supplies data centres up almost 28%.

Mustafa Suleyman told the BBC that Anthropic's approach to Claude is misguided and warned uncontrolled AI could seed a rival 'silicon species'.

UK employers report notable problems with AI-written applications and 67% of hiring managers say checking for them has lengthened time to hire.

Jack Clark told the BBC that a compulsory, independently checkable AI off switch may be needed, putting Anthropic at odds with the UK's rejection of the idea.