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| 29.07.2025 | How AI is redefining luxury fashion | From digital Gucci fashion drops to AI stylists, luxury fashion has jumped on board the AI train, writes Paul Armstrong
The luxury market is standing at a crossroads driven by emerging generations who are demanding more participation, not p... |
| 22.07.2025 | Universities have woken up to AI reality. Can businesses now keep up? | Universities are moving from degree machines to AI-savvy, entrepreneurial training grounds. Businesses must keep up, writes Paul Armstrong
Universities are confronting a seismic disruption that stretches far beyond generative AI’s rewriting... |
| 15.07.2025 | AI browsers are about to become your biggest problem | When AI agents – computer programs that use AI to do tasks and reach goals by themselves for a person or another system – become the default way people navigate the internet, the value chain will be rerouted, says Paul Armstrong
very busin... |
| 24.06.2025 | Cannes Lions: Ad agencies are subsidising their own AI displacement | It may have been all smiles at Cannes, but behind closed doors the future of AI poses a huge threat to ad agencies, writes Paul Armstrong
Cannes wrapped last week with sun, celebration and (Meta) spectacles. Brands congratulated themselves ... |
| 17.06.2025 | Liquid Glass launch shows Apple is cautious on AI | Apple’s headline ‘liquid glass’ announcement at WWDC shows the tech company is deliberately cautious on AI, writes Paul Armstrong
Apple’s WWDC 2025 delivered over an hour of careful polish, hardware refinement and calm technological confide... |
| 11.06.2025 | London’s Tech Landscape: A Tale of Promise and Pitfalls | London is a city of contrasts. It’s a place where history meets innovation, where the old world collides with the new. Recently, two major events showcased this duality: London SXSW and London Tech Week. Both aimed to spotlight the UK’s pos... |
| 10.06.2025 | London SXSW in review: Where was the vibe? | A lot to love, but a lot to improve. Was the first year of London SXSW a success? Paul Armstrong gives his verdict
Last week South-By-South-West (SXSW) came to London. A win in itself. It’s not easy launching a global franchise event in one... |
| 03.06.2025 | Google is getting AI wrong | Google’s AI strategy, though technically impressive, lacks the cohesive vision, enterprise-grade stability, and governance needed to earn long-term trust from businesses navigating the AI era, says Paul Armstrong
Google’s I/O 2025 event was... |
| 20.05.2025 | Can Airbnb become an everything app? | Airbnb is undergoing a bold transformation from a travel platform to a daily-use “superapp” offering local services and experiences, but its success hinges on whether users adopt new habits outside of their holidays, says Paul Armstrong
Air... |
| 13.05.2025 | US-UK tech deal falls short: trillion-dollar talk, but little digital alignment | The new US-UK tech pact may offer political optics of partnership, but falls far short of real digital alignment, exposing widening policy divergence and limited strategic substance, says Paul Armstrong
The recently announced US-UK trade ag... |
| 03.05.2025 | The Shifting Landscape of Leadership: AI and the Boardroom | In the modern business world, change is the only constant. The boardroom, once a sanctuary of human intuition and strategic thinking, is now under siege by artificial intelligence. The question looms: can AI replace the boardroom? The answe... |
| 03.05.2025 | The Human Touch: Why Business Needs Authenticity Over Algorithms | In the ever-evolving landscape of business, two forces are colliding: the push for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Both are reshaping how companies operate, but they represent fundamental... |
| 30.04.2025 | Can AI replace the boardroom? | AI is quietly taking over strategic decisions and that’s a mistake. If strategy is going to stay human, then it has to stay messy, says Paul Armstrong
Automation used to mean invoices, scheduling and sorting PDFs. Now it means suggesting la... |
| 15.04.2025 | Forget gadgets, London’s tech prowess is now all about experiences | London is becoming the global testbed for a new kind of tech, and it’s all about the experience economy, writes Paul Armstrong
London is no longer trying to out-hardware the world. It’s testing something else: what happens when you swap pro... |
| 08.04.2025 | Why using ChatGPT images could cost you down the line | ChatGPT’s new image generator is no doubt tempting for forward-looking marketeers, but don’t shrug off the legal risks, writes Paul Armstrong
ChatGPT’s new image tools didn’t go viral because they were useful, they went viral because they m... |
| 01.04.2025 | The post-smartphone era: what comes after the touchscreen? | Smart interfaces and AI agents are the next frontier in digital evolution, so what happens when you no longer need a screen to use your tech? Asks Paul Armstrong
We swipe. We tap. We double-click and long-press. For over 20 years, the smart... |
| 25.03.2025 | Customising reality: Will we ever see the world unfiltered again? | AI and deepfakes mean the world we see through our screens is already fiction. The next step is removing screens altogether, says Paul Armstrong
Reality used to be something you could trust. What you saw, heard and experienced was, for the ... |
| 20.03.2025 | The Double-Edged Sword of AI: Navigating the New Frontier | In the age of rapid technological advancement, artificial intelligence (AI) stands as both a beacon of innovation and a potential minefield. Businesses are racing to adopt AI tools, lured by promises of efficiency and automation. Yet, in th... |
| 18.03.2025 | Signing up to a new AI tool? For the love of God, read the small print! | Influencers and consultants are flogging AI programmes as “neat little tools”, but failing to read the small print could cost you and your business, writes Paul Armstrong
AI is being pushed at breakneck speed – hyped, trialled and adopted w... |