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Artificial Intelligence

How “Algorithmic Monoculture” Plays Out Depends on the Details

9 October 2026

Artificial intelligence is quietly becoming a gatekeeper in many parts of everyday life. From deciding which job applicants make it through an initial screening to helping lenders assess borrowers, algorithms are increasingly influencing who gets…

AI Is Transforming Business — But Can It Fix Britain’s Supply Chains?

29 September 2026

Businesses hoping artificial intelligence will solve their supply chain problems could waste their investment unless they first address weaknesses in…

Investors See Growing Value in GenAI for Company Research and Stock Analysis

6 September 2026

Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is rapidly becoming an important tool for retail investors researching companies and making investment decisions. Nearly…

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Technology

TikTok’s Drug Content Moderation Questioned After 95% of Reports Receive ‘No Violation’ Decisions

28 October 2026

TikTok’s ability to tackle illegal drug sales is facing fresh scrutiny after researchers discovered that 95% of reports flagging suspected drug-selling accounts were dismissed as ‘no violation’. Even more concerning, more than eight in ten…

Overreliance on AI Could Undermine Managers’ Decision-Making, Study Finds

9 September 2026

Generative artificial intelligence (Gen-AI) has become a routine part of working life. Still, overreliance on the technology could weaken managers’…

Online Reviews Could Leave Users Vulnerable to Cyberattacks

1 September 2026

Posting online reviews may seem like a win-win activity, helping businesses attract customers while giving other consumers useful information. But…

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Business

How Competition Leads to an Oversupply of E-Scooters

10 November 2026

Electric scooters promised to transform urban transport, offering a convenient and affordable way to travel short distances. But as competing operators rushed to establish themselves in American cities, pavements became crowded with vehicles that often…

Privacy Comes at a Price: Study Examines Its Value in Legal Proceedings

27 October 2026

How much money would you give up to keep your medical history and financial circumstances out of the public eye?…

Films by Women Generate Higher Returns, Yet Budgets Still Favour Men

30 September 2026

Some of the biggest films of recent years – from Avatar: The Way of Water and Jurassic World to Barbie…

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Leadership

Toxic Leadership Dates Back 400 Years, Study Finds

25 October 2026

Long before modern boardrooms, corporate scandals and workplace bullying made headlines, a ruthless company manager was already demonstrating the darker side of leadership. Nearly 400 years ago, a Dutch merchant used manipulation, intimidation and violence…