Ineffable Intelligence names six cofounders, Fortune reports
Ineffable Intelligence names six cofounders, Fortune reports

Ineffable Intelligence has handed the title of cofounder to six people who did not found it. Four come from Google DeepMind, one from InstaDeep, and one from the Seattle venture firm that wrote the company’s first cheque. The London startup is ten mont…

Musk ally’s Valor to lead $500m Uforce round at $5bn, Bloomberg reports
Musk ally’s Valor to lead $500m Uforce round at $5bn, Bloomberg reports

Uforce, the London-based drone company built from Ukrainian battlefield manufacturers, is in talks to raise about $500m at a valuation of around $5bn, Bloomberg reported on Monday. Valor Equity Partners, the firm run by SpaceX board member Antonio Grac…

Jaguar Land Rover cuts 4,000 jobs and resets break-even to 300,000 cars
Jaguar Land Rover cuts 4,000 jobs and resets break-even to 300,000 cars

The number that matters in Monday’s Jaguar Land Rover announcement is not 4,000. It is 300,000. That is the annual sales volume at which the company now intends to break even. Its brands have historically sold well over 400,000 vehicles a year. Just Au…

The man paid to prove Fermat by hand says Claude did it in 11 days
The man paid to prove Fermat by hand says Claude did it in 11 days

A mathematician holds a five-year grant to formalise Fermat’s Last Theorem. It has been done for him in eleven days, and he says the result tells us nothing about mathematics. Anthropic published the proof on Friday. Dozens of Claude agents wrote 13 mi…

Britain built a legal route to driverless taxis in May. London’s first robotaxi service did not use it.
Britain built a legal route to driverless taxis in May. London’s first robotaxi service did not use it.

Uber and Wayve began carrying paying passengers in London on 3 September, in what Wayve described in a statement as the UK’s first autonomous ride-hailing service. Every car has a trained, TfL-licensed private hire driver on board. Olivia Solon rode on…

Apple faces a £2bn UK claim over App Tracking Transparency, brought by a former CMA official
Apple faces a £2bn UK claim over App Tracking Transparency, brought by a former CMA official

Apple is facing a £2bn claim in London over the privacy prompt that reshaped mobile advertising. The case, filed at the Competition Appeal Tribunal on behalf of UK app developers, argues that App Tracking Transparency polices everyone except Apple. The…

An AI reads an ECG in two seconds and finds what cardiologists cannot
An AI reads an ECG in two seconds and finds what cardiologists cannot

An ECG takes a few seconds to record and costs very little. Researchers at Imperial College London have trained an AI system that can read one in under two seconds and identify signs of heart failure and valve disease that clinicians cannot detect from…

Reform UK wants to scrap the UK GDPR and copy New Zealand’s privacy law
Reform UK wants to scrap the UK GDPR and copy New Zealand’s privacy law

Reform UK wants to abolish the UK GDPR. It would replace the regime with a lighter privacy law modelled on New Zealand’s. Nigel Farage and the party’s economy chief Robert Jenrick announced the pledge on Tuesday evening, inside a package aimed at small…

Google will pay £260m to settle a UK class action over Play Store fees
Google will pay £260m to settle a UK class action over Play Store fees

Google has agreed to pay £260m to settle a class action brought on behalf of UK app developers, ending a case that was due to go to trial next month. The deal appeared on Thursday and is worth about $353m, Reuters reported. Lawyers had previously value…

AI scribes are getting drug names and diagnoses wrong in NHS records
AI scribes are getting drug names and diagnoses wrong in NHS records

A patient in England was told they had demyelination, the nerve damage that underlies conditions including multiple sclerosis. The test result had actually read “null demyelination”, and an AI scribe had dropped the word that reversed the meaning. That…