Month: April 2023

Fernanda Viégas, a professor of computer science at Harvard University, who did not participate in the study, says she is

Our in-depth reporting reveals what’s going on now to prepare you for what’s coming next.

Whether or not this really amounts to an “iPhone moment” or a serious threat to Google search isn’t obvious at

Meta claims it used artificial intelligence to boost traffic to its Facebook and Instagram platforms and improve the earning potential

You can be both seduced by and skeptical of AI.

You can be both seduced by and skeptical of AI.

The US government’s Cyber National Command Force (CNCF) is sending its experts abroad in so-called “hunt forward” operations to aid

As an AI language model, I can perform a wide range of tasks, including but not limited to: Answering questions

The breathless pace of development means data protection regulators need to be prepared for another scandal like Cambridge Analytica, says

A new taskforce launched Foundation models, such as those underpinning large language models like OpenAI’s GPT-4, Google’s PaLM and AI21

A lack of meaningful industry engagement and overly complex procurement frameworks are stopping SMEs accessing potentially lucrative government tech contracts,

Our story begins in the underground lair of Dr. AI, who begins to regale our hero — presumably tied to

Immersive technologies remain at the epicentre of future-facing innovation activity, with The Data City estimating that the sector could be

Private sector experts in quantum and artificial intelligence (AI) have joined the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) as

AI is already being used in health care. Some hospitals use the technology to help triage patients. Some use it

What we did—and why To better understand what’s behind top performance we needed to define performance. For purposes of this

Seize the value upside Given the head start that top-performing companies are developing, others would be smart to revisit their

In brief 1. Big potential Participating in ecosystems allows organizations to reach new customers by complementing (or even replacing) traditional

Three things to do now It may not be long before nature-related issues affect your company’s bottom line. For that

GUEST POST from Janet Sernack In our previous blogs, we outlined the need, in our chaotic world of unknowns, to

GUEST POST from Shep Hyken In 1946, Leo Fender, founder of Fender’s Radio Service, renamed his company Fender Electric Instrument

GUEST POST from Mike Shipulski The members of the Trust Network have worked together for a long time. And over

GUEST POST from Robert B. Tucker The phone rang in geologist Doug Burbank’s office at the University of Southern California.

GUEST POST from Greg Satell The history of digital technology has largely been one of denial followed Today, it’s hard

GUEST POST from Douglas Ferguson Are you interested in facilitating a design thinking session at your workplace or for another

GUEST POST from RoIf so, you’re not alone.  Most innovators feel that way at some point. After all, you see

GUEST POST from Shep Hyken On a recent flight, the captain of the airplane announced over the PA system what

GUEST POST from Mike Shipulski If you want to grow the top line right now, create a hard constraint –

Outsourcing giant Capita has admitted data including customer information was accessed during a cyberattack last month. Capita has revealed more

The Bank of America (BoA) has reportedly raised concerns over cyber war exemption clauses for insurers written The BoA, one