Rishi Sunak wants more AI in classrooms but it’s no substitute for teachers
Sunak's plan to put more AI in classrooms could help teachers, an expert says, but cannot replace them.
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UK to protect commercial AI data mining from copyright claims
Proposed new IP rules would allow data mining to train commercial AI models without fear of copyright infringement.
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Does the Ministry of Defence need a quantum computer?
The MoD has bought the UK government's first quantum machine, but how will it deploy the technology?
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Closing the loop: Why quality assurance must harness autonomous testing
The pace of change driven by digital transformation is rapidly increasing and enterprises need to look at how they approach…
Microsoft Power Platform can now create low code apps from a paper sketch
The low code platform is using AI to make it easier for business users to build their own apps.
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‘Fibre In Water’ to deliver high-speed broadband in Yorkshire
The project to provide broadband through water pipes could go live as early as 2024.
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US and China tensions put AI collaboration into reverse
Collaboration between AI researchers in the US and China fell for the first time in 2021.
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UK public sector turns to ‘mission-oriented’ innovation
A new IBM accelerator reflects a growing impetus to place purpose-driven technology at the heart of public sector procurement.
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