An airline glitch reveals the dangers of discriminatory data
Three Tui flights were overloaded after its booking system classified anyone with the honorific 'Miss' as a child. "Technologies discriminate by design."
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AI and automation
Technical and human factors are restricting AI adoption in manufacturing
A new partnership between Google and Siemens aims to bring more AI to factories, but problems with legacy systems and skills shortages could hold it back
Automation – the next phase of digital transformation in government?
Automation technologies will augment the human worker, rather than replace, and provide opportunities to redesign legacy processes across government.
AI of the beholder: Analysing brain scans to understand beauty
A “mind-reading” algorithm could lead to brain-computer interfaces that incorporate emotions, say researchers.
AI auditing is the next big thing. But will it ensure ethical algorithms?
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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Microsoft’s Nuance acquisition will help bolster its ‘vertical clouds’
Voice recognition specialist gives Microsoft an immediate bump to its healthcare offering but its NLP know-how can be applied across industries, analysts say.
How a digital twin for ADNOC’s entire value chain helped it weather the pandemic
An AI-powered Digital Command Centre allowed Abu Dhabi's largest oil company to model Covid-19 scenarios and plan for the worst.
Darktrace aims to succeed where Deliveroo failed as it launches its IPO in London
The cybersecurity firm's choice of London for its IPO is a vote of confidence for the City after Deliveroo's disappointing debut.
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