Twitter is applying the 'bug bounty' model to AI bias. It is good idea, experts say, but the social network's response must be carefully managed.
What makes or breaks an organisation’s data strategy is the people using it every day, writes guest author Caroline Carruthers
Six years ago it had ten times the utilisation of its rivals, but public cloud pioneer AWS is now heading towards a 50% market share as Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud chip away
45% of adults in England were unaware of plans to share GP records with the NHS for research. Activists argue the scheme's poor communication is deliberate.
With the pandemic leaving the professional services industry facing unprecedented challenges, a new webinar has discussed the central role played by data to help service-based organisations drive performance and profit.
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| Motivation | % of IT leaders |
|---|---|
| Knowing IT has proved its value | 50% |
| Driving digital transformation | 50% |
| IT has a strategic voice | 49% |
| Always learning and developing | 45% |
| Helping others in their IT careers | 44% |
| Linking technology to outcomes | 43% |
| Identifying opportunities | 38% |
| Personal fulfilment | 36% |
| Forging relationships | 30% |
| Technology itself | 21% |
Biden claimed in a speech on Tuesday that Russian cyberattacks could trigger kinetic warfare.
South Africa has approved the first patent that identifies an AI as its inventor. It could unlock a new era of invention – and of intellectual property abuses.
A US think tank says the Artificial Intelligence Act will cost the European economy €10bn a year in compliance costs by 2025, but the European Commission disputes those figures.
The primary frustration for European leaders is a lack of IT team recognition during the pandemic, a new survey reveals.
Kaseya's use of NDAs can be detrimental to the global fight against ransomware, as the use of such a contract can prevent vital information being relayed to authorities, say experts.
The car purchase comparison site has offered up its data to help retailers understand their customers.
With a deep pool of expertise, strong government incentives, and relative lack of legacy IT infrastructure hindering progress, Middle Eastern enterprises can forge ahead with digital transformation strategies like never before. Injazat's Ussama Dahabiyeh and Tamer Farouk explain how.
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Cyberattacks on education institutions have dramatically increased over the past 18 months. Sophos has recently published a white paper on how schools, colleges and universities can protect themselves in this new age.
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