Sarah Drummond
Sarah Drummond covers artificial intelligence and emerging technology. She writes about AI tools, model developments, and what the latest advances mean for businesses and consumers in the UK.
21 April 2026: OpenAI Launches GPT-Image-2, Adobe Goes Agentic, FCA Names Eight Banks for AI Testing (AM)
OpenAI launches GPT-Image-2 with near-perfect text rendering, Adobe unveils agentic CX platform, and the FCA confirms eight banks in AI…
NSA Deploys Anthropic’s Mythos AI vs Pentagon — 20 Apr 2026
The NSA is running Anthropic’s Claude Mythos on classified networks, agentic shoppers outspend humans at US retailers, and Coinbase builds…
Using AI to write and edit: what it’s good at and what it gets wrong
AI can draft and edit faster than any human. But AI writing has tells, and publishing it unedited is a…
How small businesses are actually using AI right now
AI has settled into a handful of genuinely useful routines for small businesses. Here is what owners are actually doing…
AI Daily 19 Apr: Claude Design Lands, Agents Can Spend
Anthropic launches Claude Design and Opus 4.7. AI agents gain spending power via Mastercard. World ID 4.0 fights deepfakes. FCA…
ChatGPT vs Claude vs Gemini: Honest 2026 Comparison
ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini compared on what actually matters: writing, research, coding and daily use. Which to start with and…
AI Daily 18 Apr: Claude Opus 4.7 and Anthropic’s Compute Bet
Claude Opus 4.7 is live with sharper vision and better code. Anthropic also launches Claude Design and backs a multi-gigawatt…
What is a token and why do AI companies charge by them?
Tokens are how AI models read and write. Understanding them explains why pricing works the way it does and how…
AI Daily 17 Apr: Mythos Shakes DC, Opus 4.7 Goes Live
Anthropic's Mythos enters Washington, Opus 4.7 goes live, Google upgrades Deep Think, and Meta launches its first closed-source model today.
AI Models Compared: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and the Rest
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others all claim to be the smartest in the room. Here is what actually sets them…