
Automating the law
The legal profession is cautiously embracing AI and automation, with profound implications for access to justice.
The legal profession is cautiously embracing AI and automation, with profound implications for access to justice.
The 'double whammy' of the pandemic and accelerated automation threaten UK communities and industries, new research finds.
Accelerating automation could add $6.5trn to global GDP, with China poised to gain most. But it demands an equal investment in reskilling.
Companies have been left to regulate their own algorithms up until now, but regulators could soon be cracking down.
Traditionally associated with saving money, business now want automated systems to deliver improved employee experience and productivity.
Labour shortages have not accelerated automation in the UK's farming sector as much as expected, a new study finds, as uncertainty has constrained investment.
A combination of cloud, IoT and AI has made digital twins viable in applications ranging from the human heart to the Earth's climate.
No-code platforms allow business users to build digital tools and automate processes without the need for programming skills.
IT leaders acknowledge that data is "critical" for business transformation but physical assets get more investment, a new survey reveals.
Operating oil rigs and other ocean infrastructure is expensive and dangerous. Asset owners are turning to AI and robotics for help.
Data really is the new oil in Equinor’s digital roadmap and for the organisation's CIO, Åshild Hanne Larsen.
Lockdowns have given drone-delivery-as-a-service start-ups a boost but widespread adoption requires new rules and infrastructure.
Part of the Technology Leaders Index, CTO says high-performance computing with machine learning has potential to be 'like the invention of the steam engine and electricity'.
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