“The UK is crying out for AI oversight from government and the regulators to combat the AI wild west that is taking over the business world,” Arkadiy Ukolov, co-founder and CEO at Ulla Technology Ltd, said.

Ulla Technology launches an AI-powered tool for HR leaders, enhancing team communication and productivity in real-time during meetings.

Ulla Technology launches an AI-powered tool for HR leaders, enhancing team communication and productivity in real-time during meetings.

Ulla Technology has launched its AI-powered HR Tool, analysing sentiment, tone, and team dynamics in real time to give HR leaders insights that boost performance, prevent burnout, and support a healthier workplace. Privacy-first by design, it streamlines conflict resolution, onboarding, and talent development while integrating with existing collaboration tools.

HMRC loses or has stolen around 1.5% of its electronic devices annually, raising significant national security concerns. Experts warn that such losses highlight the need for stronger governance, privacy-first infrastructure, and better staff training to safeguard sensitive data.

His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has reported the loss or theft of nearly 3,000 electronic devices over the past three years, fuelling growing concerns over government cybersecurity as cyberattacks and phishing scams surge across the UK.

Each year, HMRC reports the loss or theft of about 1.5% of its electronic devices, amounting to nearly 3,000 missing laptops, tablets, and phones valued at over £1.8 million — a risk that underscores the urgency of robust cybersecurity measures and stronger data protection practices.

His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has reported the loss or theft of nearly 3,000 electronic devices over the past three years, fuelling growing concerns over government cybersecurity as cyberattacks and phishing scams surge across the UK.

The Bank of England's investment in IT hardware reflects an evolving digital strategy addressing cybersecurity and operational efficiency, echoing broader public sector digital policies. This strategic investment reflects a broader trend in public sector digital policies, where elements like hardware procurement, data governance, and responsible AI deployment interconnect as essential pillars of modern infrastructure.

The British Standards Institute (BSI), a Royal Charter organisation that issues technical standards for businesses and professionals, has published what it describes as the “world’s first international standard” for the use of AI in audits. The technology presents both significant opportunities and risks to accounting and finance

The British Standards Institute (BSI) has published the world’s first international standard for how audit bodies must operate when certifying AI management systems, establishing a new global benchmark for the ethical and accountable deployment of AI systems. The announcement comes amid growing concerns about unchecked AI adoption and rising calls for government oversight.

The British Standards Institute (BSI) has published the world’s first international standard for how audit bodies must operate when certifying AI management systems, establishing a new global benchmark for the ethical and accountable deployment of AI systems. The standard should enable regulators, customers, and investors to differentiate credible AI governance implementations from unchecked claims, supporting responsible AI innovation and paving the way for AI to be a force for good.”