IoT technologies, database systems, and Artificial Intelligence have all progressed exponentially in the last few years—but there remain significant challenges in people’s understanding of how digital technologies function, and how quickly business benefits and ROI can be achieved.
Read articleposted 4th March 2020Forbes.com
IoT technologies, database systems, and Artificial Intelligence have all progressed exponentially in the last few years—but there remain significant challenges in people’s understanding of how digital technologies function, and how quickly business benefits and ROI can be achieved.
Read articleposted 4th March 2020forbes.com
There is no longer any credible reason to deny our part in the climate crisis.
Read articleposted 4th December 2019forbes.com
Our cities are growing at an uncontrollable rate. The UN estimates that there are now 33 megacities with a population of over 10 million, (five in India and six—or more—in China), and the largest city in the world, Tokyo, has close . . .
Read articleposted 4th December 2019forbes.com
Self-driving cars could soon be able to classify you as a selfish or altruistic driver. While this might bruise some egos, researchers from MIT CSAIL claim that this will make autonomous vehicles (AVs) much safer when driving alongside humans.
Read articleposted 4th December 2019forbes.com
Adidas has announced plans to withdraw its “speed factories” out of Germany and the U.S., instead opting to reassign their newfound expertise in 3D printing and automation to suppliers in Asia.
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The mining industry is facing a tough decision. A staunchly traditional industry, mining is now at a critical juncture in which it will either adopt new technologies or be left behind.
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There is no denying that cybersecurity should form a key part of any business strategy, so why do high-profile data breaches keep occurring?
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Now is the time to make facts great again. “Fake news,” the 2017 Collins word of the year, poses a serious threat to the values of honesty, truth, and accountability—values that purveyors of falsified information don’t seem to hold too closely.
Read articleposted 4th December 2019forbes.com
Untrained dragons can cause a lot of damage. Likewise, as AI systems spread further and have more influence over our lives, it’s getting far more important to make sure they’re properly trained.
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