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· 4 expert responses
Why has there been a rise in inheritance battles and disputes between family members
I'm looking for some inheritance/legal experts for a story on why there has been a rise in inheritance battles and disputes between family members in recent years. Questions for Newspagers Has there been a significant…
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- wealth manager
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- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
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- personal tax
- tax tips
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- accountancy
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- accounting
- Bitcoin
- money coach
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- corporation tax
- property law
- wills
- Meme coins
- Brand management
- tax avoidance
- financial scams
- IHT
- Business insurance
- FCA
- pensioners
- mortgage network
- silver
- Ethical Investing
- financial crime
- probate
- tax evasion
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- Anti-money laundering
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- Bad Banking
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- CFDs
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- HMRC
- Reputation management
- art finance
- Fake reviews
- Grants
- Options
- risk
- Trusts
- criminal law
- patent law
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- welfare
- yacht finance
- AML
- benefits
- CMA
- human rights
- international law
- jet finance
- luxury asset-backed lending
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- car finance
- Lombard loans
· 13 expert responses
Financial advice for women going through divorce: what are the decisions that matter most?
We’re building a story offering practical advice for women going through divorce, to help them make the right financial decisions at one of the most stressful times of their lives. Divorce often means splitting a home,…
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- equity release
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- Macroeconomics
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- wealth manager
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- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- financial health
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- savings
- money saving tips
- Bitcoin
- money coach
- money tips
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- property law
- wills
- Meme coins
- commercial finance
- Brand management
- money hacks
- financial scams
- Business insurance
- debt
- FCA
- NMI
- pensioners
- mortgage network
- silver
- Ethical Investing
- financial crime
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- probate
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- debt issues
- Anti-money laundering
- metals
- Bad Banking
- commercial law
- derivatives
- Estate Planning
- family law
- Risk management
- CFDs
- divorce law
- HMRC
- invoice finance
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- Grants
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- risk
- supply chains
- Trusts
- counterfeit
- criminal law
- logistics
- patent law
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
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- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- CMA
- human rights
- international law
- ISAs
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- child trust funds
· 3 expert responses
Source: Mark Alexander, Property118.com
Mortgage brokers: which lenders understand beneficial interest transfers?
Property118 would like to hear from mortgage brokers with practical experience of lenders dealing with transfers of beneficial interest. Where legal title remains unchanged, so does the lender’s registered legal charge.…
· 4 expert responses
Landlord incorporation - are advisers at risk?
Keen to get your views on this post by Mark Alexander, founder of landlord community and news hub, Property118 on properties that were refinanced at incorporation. It claims affected landlords could be facing Capital…
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- Financial Advice
- expat mortgages
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- foreign national mortgages
- wealth manager
- IFA
- personal tax
- tax tips
- inheritance tax
- accountancy
- accounting
- corporation tax
- property law
- Brand management
- tax avoidance
- IHT
- tax evasion
- commercial law
- family law
- divorce law
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- criminal law
- patent law
- CMA
- human rights
- international law
· 3 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Pay this worker £123.25 for one sick day. Pay this one £24.65. Both are correct.
Pubs, shops and hotels are carrying the biggest bill from the sick pay reforms, and the official guidance they're using to work it out doesn't apply to half their staff. Since 6 April 2026 Statutory Sick Pay is the…
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- business tips
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- small retailer
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- workplace culture
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- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- Retail economics
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- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- boarded up high streets
- commercial law
- corporate events
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- Parental leave
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- fundraising
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- beauty spots
- CMA
- donations
- hotels
- human rights
- international law
- Maternity leave
- poor service
- third sector
- Butcher
- catering
- events gone wrong
- nightmare holidays
- hotel nightmares
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
VAT and PAYE by DD
The government is consulting on making Direct Debit the required method of paying VAT and PAYE, subject to any necessary exceptions. It may even levy penalties where a payment is not made by Direct Debit (and the payer…
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- small business
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- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- personal tax
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- accountancy
- accountancy
- business tips
- savings
- accounting
- accounting
- Bitcoin
- money coach
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- corporation tax
- property law
- wills
- Meme coins
- start-up
- Brand management
- tax avoidance
- financial scams
- business bullshit
- corporate governance
- IHT
- Business insurance
- business wellbeing
- FCA
- pensioners
- mortgage network
- purpose-led business
- silver
- Ethical Investing
- financial crime
- probate
- tax evasion
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- Anti-money laundering
- community interest company
- metals
- social enterprise
- Bad Banking
- commercial law
- derivatives
- Estate Planning
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- Risk management
- CFDs
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- HMRC
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- Grants
- Options
- risk
- Trusts
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- patent law
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- welfare
- AML
- benefits
- CMA
- human rights
- international law
- pawnbroker
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
Legal Power of Attorney: Is it fit for purpose?
A Newspager says, despite being Legal Power of Attorney to her mother, doctors have refused her access to her medical records. Her mother is in hospital with stage 4 breast cancer and is on high levels of medication,…
· 5 expert responses
Source: Kate Underwood, Kate Underwood HR & Training
Last Orders: A Green MP Asked About The Booze. Westminster Laughed In Her Face.
Stand up in your own workplace and ask why the senior team are drinking between big decisions, and you'd expect, at the very least, a polite answer. Hannah Spencer tried it in hers. They laughed at her. The Green MP…
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- crypto
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- human resources
- recruitment
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- artisan
- corporate guff
- local authorities
- Alcohol
- headhunting
- maritime
- Networks
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- Financial Advice
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- financial planning
- equity release
- pensions
- Macroeconomics
- wealth management
- life insurance
- Business finance
- wealth manager
- equities
- economics
- forex
- Critical Illness Cover
- IFA
- impact investing
- SME finance
- jobs market
- savings
- Bitcoin
- money coach
- bonds
- Fintech
- gold
- property law
- wills
- Meme coins
- Brand management
- workplace culture
- financial scams
- corporate governance
- Business insurance
- business wellbeing
- FCA
- pensioners
- UK politics
- business rates
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- silver
- employment law
- Ethical Investing
- financial crime
- probate
- trading
- Consumer Duty
- job hunting
- workplace stress
- Anti-money laundering
- community interest company
- employer rights
- Geopolitics
- metals
- social enterprise
- underpaid jobs
- Bad Banking
- commercial law
- council fails
- derivatives
- Estate Planning
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- Risk management
- bad job ads
- CFDs
- climate change
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- HMRC
- Parental leave
- Reputation management
- working wage
- Alcoholic beverages
- decarbonisation
- Fake reviews
- Grants
- International politics
- job ads
- Options
- risk
- Trusts
- WFH
- criminal law
- Labour Party
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- Personal Independence Payments
- Power of Attorney
- welfare
- yachts
- AML
- benefits
- boats
- CMA
- Conservative Party
- council workers
- European politics
- fishing
- human rights
- international law
- Maternity leave
- pawnbroker
- politicians
- recycling
- sailing
- Spreadbetting
- universal credit
- confrontations
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- powerboats
- real ale
- sewage
- upcycling
- vodka
- whisky
- gin
- jet skis
- lager
- pot holes
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Meta US staff put up secret posters in bathroom cubicals protesting about intrusive AI "bossware"
Reuters reports it has seen materials asking " Don't want to work at the Employee Data Extraction Factory? " as a follow up to a report published on 21 April that Meta were to start capturing employee mouse movements,…
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- mind
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- science
- small business
- AI
- Business finance
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- mental health
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- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- healthy living
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- stress
- broken society
- commercial law
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- neuroscience
- big business bullying tactics
- corporate scandals
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- Parental leave
- psychoanalysis
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- hypnotherapy
- burnout
- council cock-ups
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- late payments
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- physics
- social norms
- astrophysics
- biology
- CMA
- criminal activity
- human rights
- insomnia
- international law
- Maternity leave
- scientific research
- tip-offs
- chemistry
- culture wars
- meditation
- philosophy
- political sociology
- sociology
- payin30days
- round-robins
· 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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- local authorities
- society
- headhunting
- NHS
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- personal tax
- SME finance
- tax tips
- inheritance tax
- accountancy
- accounting
- cyber security
- machine learning
- corporation tax
- OpenAI
- property law
- Brand management
- tax avoidance
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- IHT
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- bank issues
- business rates
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- tax evasion
- online privacy
- community interest company
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- council fails
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- criminal law
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- operations
- patent law
- rip-offs
- social norms
- CMA
- Conservative Party
- council workers
- European politics
- GPs
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- mobile phones
- politicians
- confrontations
- culture wars
- dentists
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- A&E
- dental nightmares
- pot holes
- wait times
- waiting times
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
New report finds half of US university CTOs can't prove AI ROI but 61% bought expensive campus-wide licences anyway
A new Inside Higher Ed/Hanover Research 2026 survey of 130 US campus CTOs found that only 29% believe their AI investments have met or exceeded ROI expectations. Despite that, institution-wide AI licence purchases more…
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- ChatGPT
- digital privacy
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- hacking
- online privacy
- bad schools
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- culture
- family law
- IT support
- divorce law
- IT
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- Managed IT services
- teaching
- Apple
- bad teaching
- criminal law
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- social norms
- CMA
- human rights
- international law
- mobile phones
- culture wars
- hardware
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Self-Checkouts in 2026: Retailers Struggle to Realise Promised Automation Benefits and Consider Rolling Back
In 2026, retailers aren't removing self-checkouts because they care about shopper frustration. They are removing them because the beancounters finally totted up the cost and these machines are eroding profits. The UK…
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- corporate guff
- crime
- headhunting
- whistleblowing
- AI
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- Business finance
- SME finance
- financial health
- jobs market
- cyber security
- money saving tips
- machine learning
- money tips
- OpenAI
- property law
- small retailer
- Brand management
- independent retailer
- money hacks
- workplace culture
- bad business
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- debt
- digital privacy
- software
- bank issues
- business blunders
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- hacking
- Retail economics
- debt issues
- job hunting
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- underpaid jobs
- Big Data
- boarded up high streets
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- bad job ads
- corporate scandals
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Parental leave
- Reputation management
- working wage
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- job ads
- Managed IT services
- supply chains
- WFH
- Apple
- council cock-ups
- criminal law
- logistics
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- rip-offs
- CMA
- criminal activity
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- poor service
- tip-offs
- Butcher
- hardware
- round-robins
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Microsoft Embeds New Legal Agent in Word for US Users
Law.com reports Microsoft just put something called a "Legal Agent" inside Word for US users , then added a disclaimer saying it doesn't give legal advice. Every small business owner who drafts their own contracts just…
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- business tips
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- property law
- start-up
- Brand management
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
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- bank issues
- purpose-led business
- construction
- hacking
- manufacturing
- online privacy
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- divorce law
- engineering
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Reputation management
- services
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- Managed IT services
- telecoms
- Apple
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- Microsoft
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- rip-offs
- CMA
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- mobile
- mobile phones
- hardware
- life sciences
- pharmaceuticals
- payin30days
- semiconductors
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Founders to Feuders: Court Winner May Dictate the Future of OpenAI
The two men who co-founded a nonprofit AI lab together in 2015 are now in a federal courtroom in Oakland accusing each other of deception. Of the 26 claims Musk originally filed in 2024, only two remain: breach of…
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- business tips
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- property law
- start-up
- Brand management
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- online privacy
- community interest company
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- commercial law
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- CMA
- human rights
- international law
- mobile phones
- hardware
- payin30days
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Altman Announces OpenAIs 5 Principles. How Do They Compare to the 2018 Charter?
On April 26, Sam Altman, OpenAI CEO, just rewrote its constitution. Not a tweak. A replacement. The 2018 Charter , the document that defined what OpenAI owed the public, has been superseded by a new set of “principles”…
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- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- property law
- Brand management
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- purpose-led business
- hacking
- online privacy
- community interest company
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- IT
- Reputation management
- Fake reviews
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- criminal law
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- social norms
- CMA
- Conservative Party
- European politics
- human rights
- international law
- mobile phones
- politicians
- confrontations
- culture wars
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Mythos: Has Anthropic overstated the cyberthreat threat to boost its profile?
Anthropic says Claude Mythos Preview marks a dramatic cyber shift. Its Project Glasswing announcement says Mythos “has already identified thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across critical infrastructure” and…
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- science
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- business tips
- SEO
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- machine learning
- OpenAI
- property law
- advertising
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- Brand management
- workplace culture
- Banking technology
- business bullshit
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- sales
- software
- bank issues
- employee rights
- online
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- hacking
- Copywriting
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- broken society
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- culture
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- Google Ads
- IT support
- PPC
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Parental leave
- Reputation management
- TikTok
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- local journalism
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- criminal law
- crowdfunding
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- physics
- rip-offs
- social norms
- TV
- astrophysics
- biology
- CMA
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- radio
- scientific research
- chemistry
- culture wars
- hardware
- payin30days
· 3 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
Latest US AI liability bill: up to 99 deaths at a time aren't a corporate problem. Is this a permission slip for large-scale catastrophes?
OpenAI is lobbying for a law that would make it legally untouchable unless its technology kills at least 100 people or causes a billion dollars in damage, and even then, only if someone can prove the company was…
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- crime
- headhunting
- whistleblowing
- AI
- AI
- Business finance
- SME finance
- cyber security
- machine learning
- OpenAI
- property law
- Brand management
- workplace culture
- bad business
- Banking technology
- ChatGPT
- corporate governance
- business wellbeing
- digital privacy
- software
- UK politics
- bank issues
- business blunders
- employee rights
- purpose-led business
- employment law
- hacking
- online privacy
- workplace stress
- community interest company
- employer rights
- Geopolitics
- social enterprise
- Big Data
- commercial law
- consumer scams
- family law
- Fractional service provider
- IT support
- Risk management
- climate change
- corporate scandals
- divorce law
- ESG
- Fair Work Agency
- hacked
- IT
- Parental leave
- Reputation management
- decarbonisation
- Fake reviews
- fraud
- International politics
- Managed IT services
- Apple
- council cock-ups
- criminal law
- Labour Party
- Microsoft
- open source
- patent law
- Paternity leave
- rip-offs
- CMA
- Conservative Party
- criminal activity
- European politics
- holiday nightmares
- human rights
- international law
- Maternity leave
- mobile phones
- politicians
- recycling
- tip-offs
- confrontations
- hardware
- Liberal Democrats
- Marxism
- politicians spotted
- sewage
- upcycling
- round-robins
· 4 expert responses
Source: Colette Mason, Clever Clogs AI
AI creates new dangers for children, new research finds
The LSE Digital Futures for Children centre published research this week making a case that deserves more attention than it will probably get. Their finding is that AI creates new dangers for children, and it makes…
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