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You asked your AI to summarise a document. It did. And while it was doing that, it quietly forwarded your emails to a stranger. You have no idea this happened.
A supplier sends a contract. Your team uses AI to summarise it. Standard stuff — until you find out the contract contained hidden instructions your AI could see but you couldn't.
AI models have safety guardrails. Jailbreaking is the art of talking an AI into ignoring those rules — through roleplay, hypothetical framing, or multi-step manipulation. It's an active business threat.
Data poisoning corrupts an AI model at the training stage — meaning every output it ever gives is compromised. It's undetectable from the outside, and it's aimed at businesses building custom AI.
In 2023, three Samsung engineers accidentally leaked source code, meeting recordings, and trade secrets to ChatGPT — all within 20 days. They weren't being reckless. They were just doing their jobs.
Sending personal data to an AI tool may be a GDPR breach — and the ICO is watching. Here's what UK businesses need to know before the next paste.
When staff use consumer AI accounts, your business data may be used to train future AI models — and there's no way to get it back. The Samsung story every business owner should read.
AI-generated code ships fast — but 45% of it contains security vulnerabilities. Hardcoded credentials, open endpoints, SQL injection. All written confidently, all headed for production.
AI coding assistants suggest third-party packages constantly — and not all of them are safe. One malicious dependency can compromise an entire application.
Agentic AI can send emails, edit files, and make API calls autonomously. When it receives a malicious instruction, the blast radius is enormous — and often irreversible.
AI coding tools regularly produce code with hardcoded credentials and open endpoints. Automated scanners find exposed keys within hours. Here's how to stop it happening to you.
There's a law already in force that most UK businesses have never heard of. It covers AI, has fines bigger than GDPR, and if you have EU customers, it almost certainly applies to you.
AI-generated content, code, and creative work sits in legal grey territory. Courts haven't settled it. Here's what UK businesses need to know about IP ownership and copyright exposure.
AI confidently produces false information. A US lawyer was sanctioned for citing AI-generated fake cases. When your business acts on a hallucination and causes harm, you could be liable.
AI systems trained on historical data reflect historical bias. In hiring, lending, and customer service, that creates Equality Act exposure — and the EU AI Act classifies HR AI as high-risk.
UK engineering firm Arup lost £20 million in a single deepfake video call in 2024. AI can clone any voice from 3 seconds of audio. Here's how to protect your business.
AI writes hyper-personalised phishing emails at scale — referencing real projects, real colleagues, real company news. The days of spotting phishing by bad grammar are over.
Automation bias is a documented cognitive effect. When AI handles decisions, human review atrophies. Errors accumulate silently — until something goes catastrophically wrong.
Deep integration with a single AI vendor creates hidden operational dependency. When pricing changes, APIs deprecate, or services end — businesses that weren't prepared find out the hard way.
A complete technical guide — required fields, file formats, validation phases, ACP checkout integration, and the common errors that get feeds rejected. Everything you need to get listed.
OpenAI's ChatGPT Shopping delivers ad-free, AI-curated product carousels directly inside chat. No paid placements — just quality signals. Here's what it means for your business.