Governing identity privacy and security

AI inevitability - can we separate bias from AI innovation? This article is sponsored by:

AI evangelists pay lip service to solving AI bias - perhaps through better algorithms or other computational means. But is this viable? Is bias in AI inevitable?

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Suppression vs surveillance - is it healthy if COVID-19 leads the public to compromise on privacy for a greater good? This article is sponsored by:

Track-and-trace apps are being rolled out in the name of suppressing and managing COVID-19, but there remains the potential for any surveillance tech to be abused. Is the public ready to compromise on privacy for the greater good?

Transparent truths about AI ethics - assessing a seven point set of principles from Capgemini This article is sponsored by:

Transparency isn't the silver bullet that's going to address every ethical concern around AI deployment, but it's an essential bedrock on which to build.

Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair - why government needs a different political dialogue to bring the public on side in the tech revolution This article is sponsored by:

People will trust governments that display a consistent application of risk calculus, argues Tony Blair - and Amazon should be involved in COVID logistics.

Striking the right note - the importance of data management in the digital music industry This article is sponsored by:

Speakers at one of the UK’s biggest music conferences expose how digital opportunities are being missed by both musicians and their distributors.

US and UK governments are ‘AI ready’ - but are not being responsible This article is sponsored by:

A new global index out this week ranks the US and the UK as the highest scoring regions in terms of preparedness for using AI to deliver public services. But they fall short when it comes to a responsible approach.

Rebooting the post-pandemic enterprise with AI automation This article is sponsored by:

Drilling down on research on the business phases of pandemic recovery and how data plus AI-powered automation is critical to many post-pandemic business strategies.

The explainability problem - can new approaches pry open the AI black box? This article is sponsored by:

Explainability has moved from an academic debate to a significant barrier to AI adoption. A slew of new tools and approaches are intended to address this problem - but will they close the explainability gap?

Can Big Tech save the planet? Maybe not, but it won't be for lack of trying. This article is sponsored by:

Big tech is playing a growing role in fighting climate change and promoting the use of data to encourage energy efficiency.

More drones in the sky in one day than planes in a year - Amazonian number-crunching This article is sponsored by:

A critical look at what might happen to our cities if we get deliveries by drone.

TikTok, Oracle, Walmart and Trump - the shape of things to come? (Updated) This article is sponsored by:

There's a deal on the table for a new future for TikTok that appeases the US government and benefits Oracle and Walmart. But there are also still questions to be answered.

Drone futures - thousands of exciting possibilities take to the air, but demand common sense This article is sponsored by:

Some diverse, exciting technology innovations around drone technology, all of which demand a big dose of common sense from the sector and its regulators.

From CRM to ERP to productivity vendor? How Zoho Workplace fits into their future of work - and their stance against work surveillance This article is sponsored by:

Zoho shook up some more enterprise software categories with their recent Zoho Workplace announcements. During recent interviews, I pursued how these moves fit into Zoho's stance against work surveillance - and why this debate matters to a remote workforce.