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New WalkMe and SAP research shows most workers feel confident using AI, but few get it right first time, a gap most SMEs aren't set up to notice.

New Lloyds and Apollo data show AI is generating UK jobs overall, but the confidence and pay gains are going to businesses that invested in skills, not just the ones with access to the tools.

New ONS data shows UK AI adoption ranges from 58% in some sectors to 13% in others. For retail, logistics, construction and trades businesses, that gap is an opportunity, not a warning.

New data shows shadow AI is now behind nearly half of AI-related data breaches. Here's what most SME leaders get wrong about the risk, and the simple first step that closes the gap.

Microsoft just patched a Copilot flaw that let one link silently steal connected data. Here's what it means for how SMEs and agencies connect AI to their inboxes.

Forrester found that 55% of employers regret their AI-driven layoffs, and many are rehiring the roles they cut. Here's what the boomerang says about the cost of moving before you've actually worked out what AI can do.

New UK research shows most HR and ops leaders have been handed AI adoption with no AI training of their own. Here's why that's a sequencing problem, not a people problem, and how one agency fixed it in a day.

New Lloyds research shows over half of UK businesses say AI has created jobs, but adoption splits sharply by size. Here's what the gap actually means for smaller firms.

New Gallup research finds AI adoption succeeds or fails based on manager confidence, not technology. Here's what that means for agencies handing AI decisions to team leads.

An AI system recently dismissed a real employee for the first known time. The story isn't about AI overreach, it's about who was accountable for the decision in the first place.