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· 4 expert responses
Seeking comment: How NHS pension changes have benefited senior doctors
I’m looking for expert commentary on changes to NHS pension contribution rates, which have seen the highest rate fall from 14.5 per cent to 12.5 per cent since 2022. I’d welcome insight into how the changes have…
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· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Digital ID legislation arrives before the People's Panel finishes. What does the evidence say about cost, security and scope?
Today's King's Speech included the Digital Access to Services Bill , giving the government legal powers to create, issue and verify a national digital ID through the GOV.UK app. “My Ministers will also proceed with the…
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· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
UK Government Invests £36 Million to Expand Cambridge AI Supercomputer Capacity Sixfold
For years, if you wanted serious computing power to develop AI tools, you needed Silicon Valley money. Now the UK government is changing that by putting £36 million into a Cambridge supercomputer that any British…
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- dental nightmares
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· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Warning to 40 million people using ChatGPT as a doctor: "It's a warning sign, not a win"
EXPERTS have warned the 40 million people using ChatGPT as a doctor – "it's a warning sign, not a win". A visit to the doctor is rapidly being replaced by the digital assistant as OpenAI said a staggering 40 million…
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
NHS Rolls Out AI Forecasting to 50 Trusts But Can Prediction Fix Capacity Limits?
The National Health Executive has reported the NHS has made its A&E demand forecasting tool available to all trusts across England, with 50 organisations already using the AI system to predict emergency department…
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· 10 expert responses
Source: Kate Allen, Finest Stays
Backing or Breaking SMEs? Labour’s Messaging Meets Reality
Labour has launched a full-blown social media blitz claiming “Labour is backing small businesses.” Rachel Reeves has echoed the line on LinkedIn, while Keir Starmer insists that “small businesses are the beating heart…
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· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Microsoft and NHS AI Trial: 400,000 Hours Potential Monthly Saving For Medical Professionals
21 October: Microsoft reports its the largest AI trial in global healthcare has delivered striking numbers: 30,000 NHS workers across 90 organisations saved an average of 43 minutes daily using Microsoft 365 Copilot for…