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856 UK businesses spend £11.7 billion on 'AI slop' corrections every year, with 1 out of every 4 hours wasted

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TechRadar · 05/28/2026 06:04 EDT

UK businesses spend £11.7 billion on 'AI slop' corrections every year, with 1 out of every 4 hours wasted

Layering modern AI tools on top of legacy IT and fragmented data is adding complexity and diminishing returns, study shows.

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