FCA Explores Use Of Quantum Computing To Tackle Financial Crime

The FCA plans a 2027 group using synthetic data to explore whether quantum machine learning can help identify money laundering and fraud.

The Human Impact Of Instagram’s AI Getting Teen Status Wrong

Meta is expanding Instagram’s AI age estimation globally, but has not disclosed error rates or how adults can appeal a mistaken teen classification.

Auto-Renewing During Open Enrollment Could Cost You

A Kiplinger report says reviewing health plans, HSAs and workplace benefits during open enrollment may help households avoid a costly mismatch.

Bank Rate Increased To 4% – November 2026 Monetary Policy Summary And Minutes

The Bank of England raised Bank Rate to 4% on an 8–1 vote, citing rising energy prices and UK inflation of 3.5% in September.

What 47 Local Ballots Tell Us About Data Centers And AI

Unofficial results show restrictions leading in 46 of 47 local data center measures across 10 states, though the ballots covered different policies.

SoftBank’s $5.4 Billion Robotics Deal Faces A China Security Question

ABB says China prohibited SoftBank’s acquisition of its robotics business in China. The global deal’s status and Beijing’s reasons remain unclear.

EU Court Adviser On AI: Publishers’ Rights May Be At Stake

An EU Court adviser says AI chatbots may infringe press publishers’ rights in some cases, but his opinion is nonbinding and the case concerns Gemini.

Z.ai’s Legal AI: What To Make Of Its Benchmark Results And Ranking

Z.ai’s GLM Legal ranked seventh of 81 models on Vals AI’s Harvey benchmark, with a 19.17% all-criteria task pass rate and 92.5% criteria pass rate.

Bangladesh’s New Wage Board Meets A Wave Of Garment Factory Protests

Bangladesh appointed a six-member garment wage board as protests disrupted 529 factories. Workers are seeking a 30,000-taka monthly minimum wage.

Korean Judges Surveyed On Fake Precedents And Artificial Intelligence

South Korea’s court administration says judges reported false legal citations in filings and plans to propose procedural-law changes, including fines.