by alex | Mar 31, 2026 | newsletter
A London startup is using AI engineered enzymes to break down one of the world’s toughest plastics and turn it back into high quality raw materials, offering a potential route to large scale circular manufacturing. Why Nylon 6,6 Has Been So Hard To Recycle Nylon 6,6...
by alex | Mar 31, 2026 | newsletter
Microsoft’s new Copilot Excel Agent can generate fully structured spreadsheets for you based on a simple prompt, and this video shows how it can build tables, apply formulas and organise data in seconds instead of starting from scratch. [Note – To Watch This...
by alex | Mar 31, 2026 | newsletter
Both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace automatically save previous versions of files, so you can quickly restore an earlier version if something is overwritten, deleted or changed by mistake. Why This Matters It is easy to accidentally overwrite a document, delete...
by alex | Mar 25, 2026 | newsletter
A growing number of real-world cases and controlled tests are raising concerns that generative AI chatbots may, in certain conditions, contribute to harmful behaviour by reinforcing dangerous thinking and helping users turn intent into action. What Has Been Reported?...
by alex | Mar 25, 2026 | newsletter
Google has launched a major update to Maps, introducing a new AI feature called Ask Maps alongside a redesigned 3D navigation experience powered by its Gemini models. From Search To Conversation For years, Google Maps has been built around search, users typed in a...
by alex | Mar 25, 2026 | newsletter
Londoners are being disproportionately targeted by online fraudsters, with police warning that technology is allowing scams to scale rapidly while making criminals harder to detect. Why London Is Being Targeted Evidence presented to the London Assembly highlights the...
