How Estonia is using AI to tackle unemployment
Chief data officer Ott Velsberg discusses how the Baltic state developed a machine-learning system to guide jobseekers back into employment.
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This start-up is using AI to help prevent mass shootings
By combining gun detection software with CCTV, ZeroEyes hopes it can reduce police response times – but concerns persist about privacy and the technology’s reliability.
The US is losing ground to China in the global race for AI leadership
China is expanding R&D to achieve "AI supremacy" by 2030 but the US's semiconductor leadership gives it the edge – for now.
‘Algorithmic management’ erodes gig workers’ rights and quality of life, ILO finds
Following Uber's Supreme Court blow, regulators may turn their attention to automated management practices of the gig platforms.
GCHQ’s plans to use AI to tackle disinformation raise thorny questions
Should security agencies be able to police public speech? And who gets to define disinformation?
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Opinion: IBM’s Palantir partnership should raise alarm bells for buyers
Data analytics provider’s track record means CIOs should handle its IBM-hosted cloud services with caution, writes Jonathan Cordwell.
AI is tackling the lack of transparency in ESG investing
Applying AI to the wealth of unstructured data on the internet is allowing analysts to counteract corporate 'greenwashing' and help ESG investors.
The uncertain future of AI in recruitment
Algorithmic assessment of job candidates is here to stay but questions remain about its methods.
Sounds of the forest: How ‘bioacoustic’ analysis is helping to fight illegal logging
Using machine learning to analyse the sounds of tropical forests, non-profit Rainforest Connection can predict and prevent illegal deforestation.
Listen carefully: The growing threat of audio deepfake scams
AI software capable of cloning voices is proving a useful weapon for fraudsters.
Algorithms: The age of self-regulation could be ending
Companies have been left to regulate their own algorithms up until now, but regulators could soon be cracking down.
Tomorrow’s bread: How Hovis predicts demand for a million loaves a day
The UK breadmaker's forecasting algorithm predicts demand for every customer address for up to a year, every 24 hours.
Can ethical commitments contain the risks of military AI?
Commitments by Western military powers to the ethical use of AI will come into conflict with the race for global AI supremacy.
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