Month: October 2026
AI in Universities: Students Are Confident, Staff Are Not
Students tend to assume their university will catch anyone who misuses AI. Lecturers, on the whole, know it…
AI Reputational Risk: Why Bosses Fear Bad PR More Than Hackers
For years, the big fear around artificial intelligence was hacking. Now company bosses seem to be more nervous…
Social Media Ban: 8 Ways Parents Can Prepare Teens
The Government has announced plans to bar under-16s from social media. It follows growing worry from parents, schools…
AI at Work: Why Most Staff Are Teaching Themselves
Plenty of companies talk big about artificial intelligence. Far fewer are teaching their people how to use it.…
Flexible Working Technology: What Hybrid Teams Really Need
Letting people split their week between home and the office sounds simple. In practice, it only works when…
Baby Monitor App Privacy: Where Your Nursery Data Goes
Opening a baby monitor app can feel as simple as checking the weather. Tap, glance at the cot,…
AI and the Gender Pay Gap: What Employers Need to Know
New rules are coming for larger employers on equality at work, and campaigners are worried that artificial intelligence…
The New Definition of Success for Brits in Work and Business
For a long time, doing well in Britain meant promotions, healthy profit margins and growth that never stopped.…
Careers in Care: A Route In for Young People and a Fix for Staffing
Britain has two problems that look separate but are closely linked. Many young people cannot find work, and…
Food Inflation and Health: What Skipping Fruit and Veg Can Do
When the weekly shop gets dearer, fruit and veg are often the first things to go back on…