UK government publishes standard and guidance for AI algorithmic transparency
The Cabinet Office’s Central Digital and Data Office has said that the standard will be piloted by several public sector organizations and be further developed.
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Enterprise hits and misses - retailers square off against holiday skeptics, customer success gets debunked, and Facebook faces a Meta critique
This week - don't cancel the holidays just yet - retailers press on. But will supply chains hold? A customer success debate froths up, and spills to other blogs. UK's test and trace gets a rough review, and, you guessed it, Facebook's Meta antics take over the whiffs section.
