HM Revenue and Customs
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- 2026-05-14 partnership HMRC awarded a £175 million contract to Quantexa for AI-powered fraud detection. source
- 2026-05-14 partnership HMRC awarded a £175M contract to Quantexa for AI-powered fraud detection. source
- 2026-05-14 partnership HMRC enters into a 10-year, £175 million contract with Quantexa to implement AI for fraud detection. source
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AI's probabilistic nature leads to costly business errors
Generative AI's probabilistic nature is leading some businesses to make critical financial decisions based on inaccurate forecasts and assumptions. This reliance on AI-generated outputs, particularly in large corporate …
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AI in bookkeeping could widen UK tax gap, paper suggests
A paper explores the potential impact of probabilistic artificial intelligence on small business bookkeeping and its implications for the UK tax gap. It questions whether the increasing use of AI in transaction categori…
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UK Tax Authority Taps Quantexa AI for Fraud Detection
The UK's tax authority, HMRC, has awarded a 10-year, £175 million contract to the British AI firm Quantexa. This partnership will leverage Quantexa's AI technology to enhance the detection of tax fraud and errors in tax…
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HMRC's Copilot rollout struggles with data debt, risking AI policy hallucinations
The UK's tax authority, HMRC, is implementing Microsoft Copilot for its 28,000 employees, aiming to save each staff member approximately 26 minutes per day. This large-scale rollout faces a common issue where AI adoptio…
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Ineos cycling team partners with Netcompany for AI-driven performance boost
The Ineos cycling team is partnering with IT supplier Netcompany to leverage artificial intelligence for improved performance. This five-year deal will significantly boost the team's budget, bringing it in line with top…
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UK tax authority deploys AI copilot to 28,000 staff amid data concerns
The UK's tax authority, HMRC, is deploying Microsoft Copilot to 28,000 employees, aiming to become the most AI-enabled tax authority globally. A trial indicated an average daily time saving of 26 minutes per staffer, pr…