The US National Security Commission has issued a massive, 700 page "final report" on the impact of AI on defense and intelligence. The report's conclusions are concerning, and not without controversy. US tech leaders were directly involved in this report - the proposed plan of action is worth a close look.
Blue Yonder CEO Girish Rishi explains how IPO plans were scrapped when the Japanese giant stepped in.
We've been locked up at home for so long that the urge for reconnecting with other human beings has never been stronger. What better than a lazy afternoon in a coffee shop to celebrate the Vaccine Economy? Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson has been keeping an eye on progress.
US grocery giant Albertsons has seen its investment in digital transformation pay off during the COVID crisis; now it needs to extend that into the Vaccine Economy and beyond.
A new FTC mandate is intended to crack down on AI abuses. How will it work? Are crucial areas of AI abuse overlooked? Here's my first cut analysis.
This week - AI's project barriers come into focus - including the skills gap. ERP gets a burial, and an identity expert critiques WHO's vaccine verification model. IBM surprises, and quantum computing gets real. Your whiffs include fireside chats, and: I call a whiff on myself.
Europe makes its first moves to put the world to rights on acceptable uses of AI. There may be trouble ahead...
We speak to Clara Shih, new CEO of Service Cloud, as Salesforce introduces a new release of the platform designed to help businesses pivot to the Vaccine Economy.
When it comes to eradicating AI bias, we assume that all bias is negative. But is that distinction correct? A recent LinkedIn debate brought up issues worth reckoning with.
Karma is connecting consumers with retailers that have surplus food - and Google Cloud is helping it to adapt its business model and to scale.
The latest AI adoption report from O’Reilly - a think tank set up by the influential Tim O’Reilly - sees some interesting shifts happening in the enterprise.
Get to the data, make it usable, and forget the risks, costs and frustrations of trying to migrate one technology to another.
Something happened on the way to IT automation - ERP got left behind. If we're going to solve this, we need new models for ERP transformation. Today, diginomica welcomes a fresh voice in this discussion - Avantra.
