Is the future of wealth management going to be robo-advisers?
A new Deloitte report suggests that there is an ‘advice gap’ for five million people in the UK and that this could be filled by cheaper, automated online services.
Machine intelligence and AI
Digital ethics, a high priority for 2016 as AI creeps into our lives
We will need to have a robust and continuing debate on digital ethics during 2016 and beyond. The world is moving too fast to let this one slip by.
Lotus F1 COO races from intuitive design to machine learning with Microsoft
Thomas Mayer explains how Lotus’ partnership with Microsoft has enabled it to not only iterate faster, but also improve its innovation cycle.
HR Tech lessons #2 - A new fear of AI/machine learning
AI and machine learning can help in the candidate selection process. But is it fit for purpose? Questions are being raised.
How machine learning changes fraud detection - with Jason Tan of Sift Science
Sift CEO Jason Tan endured setbacks in his journey to startup co-founder. In our Q/A, he shares how he came to "embrace the weird," - and why he believes machine learning can change fraud detection.
Eight takeaways from prof Andy McAfee's second machine age discussion
The Second Machine Age is upon us. What matters now is our capacity to embrace what it means beyond the buzzwords that go with it.
Friday roast: man, machines and the gaping void
Brian Sommer's swipe at machine driven discrimination got me thinking about the reality of man/machine decision making. It's not pretty.
Coupa pushes mobile and machine learning in new release
Spend management cloud vendor Coupa Software has announced new mobile and machine learning features plus a tie-up with Mastercard
Robo Neo on SAP HANA, HfS robo-analysts and automated PR
Robots seem to be everywhere. Here are three examples of current thinking around automation.
Companies want to be intelligent with machine data, but most aren't managing it
A report released today notes that most European businesses only have limited operational intelligence capabilities
UK government plans big data institute in 'honour' of Dr Alan Turing
The World War II codebreaker was recently given a posthumous royal pardon after being convicted of homosexual activity in the 1950s
