artificial intelligence
Ethical AI: Tensions and trade-offs
Creating and maintaining ethical artificial intelligence products is the cause du jour, but while the intentions are good, operationalising them is a lot harder. Companies must consider context and compromise as they expand their use of AI.
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Going bionic to build your business? Brilliant.
What do Apple, Google, Amazon and unicorns have in common? They all make use of three new kinds of capital to realise their bionic business models. Here’s how to join them.
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Report: Artificial intelligence and the fate of planet Earth
Facing food and water shortages and rising greenhouse gas emissions, the planet is in dire need of innovative solutions to its urgent problems. A new report by PwC UK and Microsoft suggests it’s time to harness the power of AI.
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From pornography to presidents: Why business needs to pay attention to deepfakes
With the proliferation of deepfake technology, it is becoming increasingly harder to believe what we see. These manipulated videos have far-reaching implications for society, but will affect businesses too.
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SXSW 2019: Time for tech to play nice
Politics, societal change, trust and fear of singularity fueled ‘geek week’ at the world’s largest festival of creative professionals. Monty Hamilton shares five key themes from SXSW Interactive.
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The computer will see you now: Six examples of AI in healthcare
Artificial intelligence has limitless potential to disrupt the healthcare industry. Discover how some organisations are adopting AI to reshape the way they provide care.
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CES predicts what’s next: tech, trust and geopolitics
The annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas can often feel like a dreamlike, futuristic world, but the major themes of trust and geopolitics reminded participants that the key influences of technology are rooted firmly in the now.
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Davos 2019: Four takeaways on the future of tech
The World Economic Forum’s annual meeting is a chance to shape the global agenda. This year, however, brought cautionary tales from the tech frontier. Gul Khan looks at the main themes from discussions at Davos.
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PwC’s 22nd Global CEO Survey: The gap holding chief executives back
What were CEOs doing in 2009? They probably still had a blackberry and Windows XP. Times and tech have changed, yet according to the PwC Global CEO Survey, the gap between the information that leaders need to run their businesses and what they actually get, definitely hasn’t.
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