Gleb Tsipursky, PhD, is a behavioral scientist and CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, called the “Office Whisperer” by The New York Times. He is regularly featured in Harvard Business Review, Fortune, and Forbes. His new peer-reviewed Georgetown University Press book, The Psychology of AI Adoption at Work, examines the psychological factors that determine whether AI projects succeed or fail.
UK AI
AI in the workplace UK is creating a productivity gap, as workers in Southern England gain more support, training, and efficiency benefits while Northern England, Wales, and Scotland risk slower progress as guidance and investment remain limited. New Managed247 data shows that AI is more common in Southern England, where 34.2% of workers say they […]
Britain's police watchdog investigates a senior Derbyshire detective over gross misconduct linked to AI police use in investigation records.
Young Brits now use AI, with 71% saying it saves them a lot of time and 64% agreeing it is the best way to get advice quickly.
UK expanded Palantir government contracts by granting private company access to citizens’ financial data and live surveillance networks.
UK’s strategy and billions poured to make Britain an AI superpower are based on phantom investments, fueling a national debate on AI investment due diligence.
UK government announces new deal with Google providing free AI training to public services, expanding role of AI companies with government contracts.
X using AI fact-checking techniques is sparking concern from UK technology minister over the risks of misinformation spread.
During London Tech Week, Nvidia CEO spoke alongside UK Prime Minister on how without its own AI infrastructure the country risks falling.
