Job seekers are turning to ChatGPT to streamline resume creation. The AI can organize experience, suggest skill lists, and format content, but users must provide accurate information, protect personal data, and verify that the output matches their real background. Combining AI assistance with human review produces a polished, tailored resume while avoiding common pitfalls such as fabricated details or overly generic phrasing. Read more →

A seasoned journalist reflects on the relentless AI hype that dominates conversations across media, conferences, and everyday life. While acknowledging genuine uses of generative AI, the piece argues that the technology is often portrayed as a universal solution despite its high costs, limited proven value, and mixed utility. The author stresses the need for a balanced approach, using AI as a tool rather than a replacement for human insight, and calls for clearer expectations about its role in journalism and beyond. Read more →

A recent Worldpay survey of UK small‑ and medium‑size enterprises shows that more than half now turn to AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini for business guidance, with usage climbing to around 60% among owners aged 25‑34. Despite this shift, 93% continue to seek advice from personal contacts, valuing the emotional and ethical context humans provide. The study also highlights growing reliance on search engines and social platforms, while warning of AI’s limited industry insight, potential bias, and the danger of over‑reliance on unverified sources. Read more →

A recent Worldpay survey of UK small‑ and medium‑size enterprises shows that more than half now turn to AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini for business guidance, with usage climbing to around 60% among owners aged 25‑34. Despite this shift, 93% continue to seek advice from personal contacts, valuing the emotional and ethical context humans provide. The study also highlights growing reliance on search engines and social platforms, while warning of AI’s limited industry insight, potential bias, and the danger of over‑reliance on unverified sources. Read more →

A recent Worldpay survey of UK small‑ and medium‑size enterprises shows that more than half now turn to AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini for business guidance, with usage climbing to around 60% among owners aged 25‑34. Despite this shift, 93% continue to seek advice from personal contacts, valuing the emotional and ethical context humans provide. The study also highlights growing reliance on search engines and social platforms, while warning of AI’s limited industry insight, potential bias, and the danger of over‑reliance on unverified sources. Read more →

A recent Worldpay survey of UK small‑ and medium‑size enterprises shows that more than half now turn to AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini for business guidance, with usage climbing to around 60% among owners aged 25‑34. Despite this shift, 93% continue to seek advice from personal contacts, valuing the emotional and ethical context humans provide. The study also highlights growing reliance on search engines and social platforms, while warning of AI’s limited industry insight, potential bias, and the danger of over‑reliance on unverified sources. Read more →

A recent Worldpay survey of UK small‑ and medium‑size enterprises shows that more than half now turn to AI tools such as ChatGPT and Gemini for business guidance, with usage climbing to around 60% among owners aged 25‑34. Despite this shift, 93% continue to seek advice from personal contacts, valuing the emotional and ethical context humans provide. The study also highlights growing reliance on search engines and social platforms, while warning of AI’s limited industry insight, potential bias, and the danger of over‑reliance on unverified sources. Read more →