New rules for AI in Europe are simultaneously bold and underwhelming.
Regulators want to make IoT supply chains less opaque, but legislation alone will not solve security challenges.
Automation technologies will augment the human worker, rather than replace, and provide opportunities to redesign legacy processes across government.
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A “mind-reading” algorithm could lead to brain-computer interfaces that incorporate emotions, say researchers.
The AI auditing industry is booming, but the lack of a legally binding framework for AI ethics means it could legitimise harmful technologies.
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The ability to switch off from work must be enshrined in law to ensure it helps - not hinders - employees.
Voice recognition specialist gives Microsoft an immediate bump to its healthcare offering but its NLP know-how can be applied across industries, analysts say.
The cybersecurity firm's choice of London for its IPO is a vote of confidence for the City after Deliveroo's disappointing debut.
John Quinn, technology chief at the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, on how it delivered a world-beating vaccine approval process despite Brexit and lockdown.
The promise that 'smart border' technology would help smooth tensions over the Northern Ireland Protocol has yet to be realised.
The Covid-19 pandemic has demonstrated the importance of data-driven digital transformation, but it has also exacerbated a trust gap with customers over the use of data.
Having chosen to pursue a re-platforming application migration strategy, what steps must enterprises take internally to ensure a smooth and successful transition?
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The UK no longer has the heft of the EU behind it, so will it be able to put a dent in Big Tech's market dominance?
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