AI lessons from financial market surveillance This article is sponsored by:
Innovations in financial market surveillance are an interesting story of their own. They also have some important lessons for the future of AI oversight.
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LLMs and generative AI – give us more money, regulators tell UK legislators This article is sponsored by:
The House of Lords inquiry into LLMs has heard from the regulators. We have the right powers, they told peers; now we just need the cash.
Workday Rising EMEA - 'We're the team that shows up.' Workday's push for regulation to close the AI trust gap This article is sponsored by:
Away from the headlines about AI safety, here's how Workday is engaging with policymakers to help get regulations in place that will allow enterprises to move forward with the technology.
Pandora digital transformation underpins Phoenix Strategy This article is sponsored by:
Pandora CIO Sunil Srivastava tells diginomica how digital and data foundations are protecting and modernizing the jewellery business in a changing marketplace
King Canute, ahoy? The House of Lords debates AI, as OpenAI explodes and then reforms This article is sponsored by:
OpenAI failed to appear before the House of Lords this week – but that was hardly a surprise in current circumstances. However, its internal struggles mirror those of the planet when it comes to AI technology.
Subscriptions, meet Sustainability - how Zuora helps customers to meet their carbon reduction goals This article is sponsored by:
The Subscription Economy specialist has seen a big influx of customers asking about its own carbon footprint and emission reduction targets.
OpenAI's meltdown prompts further questions around the future of AI safety surveillance This article is sponsored by:
Efforts to regulate AI safety are still a work in progress. Governments are mostly leaving it up to AI companies since the risks are poorly understood, and they don’t want to slow down innovations. Lessons from other kinds of post-market surveillance could inform the future of these efforts.
If you think OpenAI’s sacking of Sam Altman was just about board-level disagreement, think again This article is sponsored by:
The Sam Altman saga this weekend at OpenAI reveals the danger of the e/acc AI faction - accountability is questionable
Why Celonis thinks its Process Intelligence Graph is key to enterprise generative AI adoption This article is sponsored by:
The Process Intelligence Graph, according to Celonis, provides enterprises with control and governance of their core enterprise data. This means less uncertainty when feeding AI models with data.
Workday Rising EMEA - model collapse could bring a 'winter of AI', says Workday Co-President Sayan Chakraborty This article is sponsored by:
At this week's Workday Rising EMEA conference, Workday's Sayan Chakraborty spoke about the remarkable speed at which AI is evolving - and some of the risks, including the potential for 'model collapse'
Why local government needs to seize its AI destiny This article is sponsored by:
As local government scrambles to figure out what it thinks about AI, now is the time for bold experimentation.
Checking out Sphera’s full ESG offering This article is sponsored by:
ESG continues to be a growing software category. But the relative newness of most ESG solutions means there are many firms with niche, small solutions and few with a large suite of ESG capabilities. Sphera stands apart from so many competitors due to long life, numerous acquisitions and a lot of experts on its staff. Here’s a quick look at Sphera.
AI - open wide and say ‘ah!’ as the UK House of Lords debates open source This article is sponsored by:
Should LLMs and generative AI be more open and transparent? The mood music says yes. But what does ‘open’ really mean?
NIST - responsible AI standards need your help. It's time to step up to the mark! This article is sponsored by:
NIST has called for support on a new consortium to develop responsible AI metrics. In the long run, this is likely to have a far more substantive impact on the future of AI than political gatherings that talk about not regulating AI and taking nice photos. Your help is needed.
