Knowledge management is the fastest-growing area of AI spend
Knowledge management will overtake virtual assistants as the top AI use case next year, Gartner predicts, but AI maturity is still at least four years away for most organisations.
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Accountable to AI: Can algorithms make businesses behave better?
Institutional investors are turning to AI to scrutinise the businesses in their portfolios. Will this improve corporate governance or will companies game the algorithms?
Ready for take off: How regulatory changes could boost the UK’s drone economy
More UK businesses are embracing UAVs as part of their work. Regulatory changes could help spur further growth in the UK drone economy.
‘Foundation models’ may be the future of AI. They’re also deeply flawed.
A recent study from Stanford has provoked intense debate about the outsize influence and capabilities of AI models such as GPT-3.
Is India the next AI superpower?
India has succeeded in equipping its vast technology talent base with AI skills, new data from GitHub reveals. And it's not just the IT outsourcers who will benefit.
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Facial recognition in schools is here: Are we ready for it?
Schools in Scotland have deployed facial recognition systems in their canteens. Experts fear more surveillance technology could follow.
Data from your connected car could be sold to the highest bidder
Carmakers are collecting increasing amounts of data from connected vehicles. But legislation around how this data can be used is lacking.
The UK and Europe may diverge on police facial recognition
Policymakers in Europe have called for a ban on police using facial recognition software. Such a move is unlikely to be replicated in the UK.
The many false dawns of AI in healthcare
Artificial intelligence was supposed to revolutionise medicine. Why hasn’t it happened yet?
Can digital technology prevent supply chain disruptions?
Technologies including blockchain and digital twins can help companies boost their supply chain resilience but will require collaboration between partners.
Synthetic data may not be AI’s privacy silver bullet
Synthetic datasets are increasingly being used to train AI models. These promise greater privacy and less bias, but are not without their drawbacks.
MEPs are preparing to debate Europe’s AI Act. These are the most contentious issues.
The EU’s AI Act will be fiercely debated in the coming months. Tech Monitor assesses the key concerns among businesses, MEPs and human rights groups.
The UK’s National AI Strategy shores up its strengths – but who will benefit?
A new National AI Strategy will help co-ordinate the UK's considerable AI capabilities but Big Tech might draw the greatest benefit, critics warn.
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