Raspberry Pi’s Record Half Is Really a Story About AI Leaving the Cloud
Record revenue and profits are the headline. The deeper signal is rising demand for edge AI: intelligence moving into devices where latency, privacy, resilience and cost matter more than raw cloud scale.
AI Will Change the Jobs Market Before the Redundancy Numbers Show It
Britain is preparing for severe AI labour disruption. The bigger risk may be quieter: fewer junior roles, smaller graduate intakes and an entry-level career ladder that starts to disappear.
AI Has Made Reputation Attacks Cheap. The Next Battleground Is What Machines Believe
The old reputation attack tried to own page one of Google. The new version can generate dozens of apparently independent stories in hours — and that matters in a world where search engines, compliance tools and AI assistants increasingly mediate what people see as true.
AI Agents Are Creating a New Tax on the Open Web
Wikimedia’s account of suspected AI-agent activity highlights a wider question: who pays when autonomous systems place heavy demands on public web infrastructure?
AI Drug Discovery Is Racing Ahead. Human Evidence Still Has to Catch Up
Isomorphic Labs is reportedly discussing a valuation as high as $50bn, while a major new biology data initiative takes shape. The bigger story is the gap between brilliant digital predictions and medicines proved safe and effective in people.
AI Is Becoming The New Operating Layer
AI is no longer just another software category. It is becoming the layer that sits across tools, teams and workflows, changing how companies organise work, make decisions and compound knowledge.
What Agent-Native Companies Will Do Differently
Agent-native companies will not simply add AI to existing jobs. They will redesign workflows, management and accountability around humans and agents working together.