Drone futures - thousands of exciting possibilities take to the air, but demand common sense
Some diverse, exciting technology innovations around drone technology, all of which demand a big dose of common sense from the sector and its regulators.
IoT robotics and AI
ERT administers a hefty dose of AI to its application development pipeline
Technology from Dynatrace is enabling ERT’s developers to build software faster, so that its customers in the pharmaceutical industry can streamline the delivery of safe, groundbreaking new therapies to hospitals and pharmacies.
Powering up the transition to a new energy world - E.ON, AI and digitalisation
"The progress of mankind has been pretty much inextricably linked to energy" - E.ON Digital CEO Matthew Timms on the challenge and responsibility facing the organisation in a world of climate crisis.
Software AG’s IoT chief on connecting across the fractured enterprise
An interview with Software AG CTO Bernd Gross on what the human and technology disconnects of the fractured enterprise mean for IoT
Unethical AI unfairly impacts protected classes - and everybody else as well
We've established that unethical AI hurts protected classes - but it doesn't stop there. Across industries and regions, unethical AI can impact the entire population. Here's some questions to consider.
Business resilience is a common goal – here’s what IT must do to deliver
How can IT contribute to business resilience? One way is to retrofit analog processes with IoT to tackle inefficiencies or cut out waste, writes Software AG CTO Bernd Groß
NVIDIA buys Arm - a good fit, but with points of friction and potential consumer ramifications
A poorly-kept secret confirmed - Arm falls to NVIDIA. What now?
Is 'do as I say, not as I do' official UK government policy for AI as well as everything else?
Hammering a tough nut - Brexit Britain’s attitude to Artificial Intelligence, in the wake of the National Data Strategy.
Why the AI industry urgently needs more uncomfortable conversations about BAME representation
Challenging thoughts from an inspiring campaigner for diversity and inclusiveness in the AI sector.
AI ethics - why teaching ethics and "ethics training" is problematic
We've been trying to teach "ethics" for years. Teaching AI ethics to organizations is proving to be just as problematic. Yet as the urgency of ethical AI increases, we need a way forward. What are the options?
Why we’ll want to go back to the (digitally enriched) office
Do we need to rethink what the office is like to encourage a return to the workplace? Salesforce's Peter Coffee presents the case.
'There is no practical reason why trust in AI cannot be created now' - Rolls-Royce's bold ethical initiative takes shape
Rolls-Royce CEO Warren East explains the background to a major new AI initiative intended to build trust and ethical deployment across multiple industry sectors.
Rethinking AI Ethics - Asimov has a lot to answer for
Is the current obsession with AI Ethics doing any good? Maybe Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics wasn't such a great starting point after all
