What the UK must do to win on AI, according to techUK and the trades unions This article is sponsored by:
A team-up of industry and unions is urging government action on AI.
Future of work
A CPO’s perspective - real success with generative AI requires real-time data
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LLMs are bringing AI to the mainstream, but how do companies bring contextualized and current data to their LLMs? Shaun Clowes of Confluent explores how data streaming platforms can help.
Explainable AI – why humans must always be able to understand what AI is thinking
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The ability to explain AI processes is essential for business decision making. Christian Pedersen of IFS sets out the benefits of transparency at the start of AI integration.
Oracle CloudWorld 2023 - achieving lasting success in the cloud
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As businesses face further pressure to do more with less, how can AI help? Steve Miranda gives a preview of what to expect from Oracle CloudWorld next week.
Enterprise hits and misses - enterprises aren't ready for ESG, SAP acquires LeanIX, and the remote work face-off continues This article is sponsored by:
This week - companies aren't ready for ESG, and CFOs can look forward to a hot ESG potato. Remote work versus return-to-office flares up again, as does generative AI's impact on programming. SAP acquires LeanIX, and I sneak in one more love letter to enterprise event planners.
Innovation is thriving in the world of physical operations - you just need to know where to look
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Innovation is about more than technology. From VR simulations in utilities engineering, to teleoperated trucks - Philip van der Wilt shares the underlying themes running through transformations in the services sector.
Apollo lands today. A viable humanoid robot that ticks, and carries, the right boxes This article is sponsored by:
We hear from a US robotics CEO why his new machine may be the first useful humanoid. Is he right?
Enterprise hits and misses - retailers buy in on generative AI, but where are the use cases? AI projects yield lessons, but burnout needs attention This article is sponsored by:
This week - retailers talk up generative AI, and we evaluate the possibilities. Enterprise AI project lessons come into focus, but other issues loom - from risk management to employee burnout. In your whiffs, I blow a gasket and ask: can we get rid of CAPTCHAs?
The good news - we’ve reached 'peak human'. The bad news - now AI will destroy our ability to work and learn This article is sponsored by:
A group of academics praise AI’s transformative potential, but warn it may come at a terrible cost for human society and education.
AI and the IT department - why BT chooses not to hire a Chief AI Officer This article is sponsored by:
BT has undertaken an internal revamp to optimize the effectiveness of its vast data resources using AI, the aim being to develop innovative, new commercial offerings.
The Chief AI Officer is coming, but not just yet, so don't 'panic hire'! This article is sponsored by:
The Chief AI Officer is an interesting idea, but AI is going to impact a lot more roles within an organization in the short term.
How can businesses capitalize on the AI gold rush without compromising sustainability goals?
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The total amount of digital data created globally is only set to rise due to the surge in AI-generated data. Patrick Smith of Pure Storage asks how businesses can maximize storing all that data in a financially and environmentally sustainable way.
Enterprise hits and misses - the thorny question of the staff intranet, AI for video content raises questions of quality, and three dragons tackle a custom LLM This article is sponsored by:
As Jon takes a well-deserved escape, there are some big footprints to fill. This week - can intranets fill the gap in knowledge management? Will AI displace video editors for B2B editors, or should we treat AI like a toddler? Instead of the usual whiffs, there's something a little different.
