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Could the British Government compete with US private companies creating Artificial General Intelligence? This article is sponsored by:

We don’t yet know in what ways the development of Artificial General Intelligence will impact all our lives, but there doesn’t seem to be any sort of aggressive plan in the UK to help shape the impact.

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Fashion victims - AI helps clothing makers fake diversity online This article is sponsored by:

Good news: Levi Strauss, Calvin Klein, and Tommy Hilfiger aim to increase fashion’s diversity online. But there’s a problem: they’re not using real people.

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AI and inequality - avoiding social upheaval in an age of automation This article is sponsored by:

Although Bill Gates believes accelerating automation will help “reduce some of the world’s worst inequities”, others are not so sure, fearing social unrest if the transition is not handled effectively.

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Adobe Summit - with Firefly, Adobe adds accountability to generative AI This article is sponsored by:

Adobe Firefly isn't just another generative AI tool for image creation. Alongside it, Adobe is introducing a whole new infrastructure of digital content attribution and creator compensation.

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UK reveals plans to become ‘international technology superpower’ (…again) This article is sponsored by:

The recently created Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has said that the new roadmap should help the UK achieve ‘tech superpower status’ by 2030.

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Banks - ‘The UK can totally trust us to deliver digital IDs!’ This article is sponsored by:

A techUK roundtable on digital IDs in the banking sector – and beyond – seemed upbeat and innovative. But really, it revealed a massive cart being put before a small, mysterious horse.

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Digital sobriety - how cloud economists can help wean data junkies off of their fix This article is sponsored by:

As a cloud services provider, Nutanix felt it needed to find a way to help its customers confront some of these issues and came up with a new job role – the cloud economist – someone to work with customers and get them beyond just thinking about the tech. I tracked one down to find out more

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Cookiepocalypse - reinvent your first-party data strategy with data streaming This article is sponsored by: Confluent logo

That's the way the third-party cookie crumbles - Massimiliano Ciccone of Confluent addresses the challenges and possibilities of tracking and benefiting from the right data as the digital advertising industry undergoes a radical change in data privacy.

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Towards a sustainable, intelligent Internet - a plan to consider This article is sponsored by:

Amidst the surge of AI hype and consternation, the promise of a sustainable Internet may seem more distant than ever. However, a framework for addressing these issues is still within reach. Here's one position to consider.

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