British companies are making exaggerated claims of being artificial intelligence specialists to leverage the technology’s popularity, according to public relations firms. Communications executives in London have noted that businesses in low-tech sectors are pushing to be marketed as AI companies. Imran Ariff from Fight or Flight, a London communications agency, commented that brands may become overly enthusiastic about promoting their AI capabilities, sometimes overstating their involvement.
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