IP in crisis – the Metaverse and digital tokens This article is sponsored by:
A rash of new and recycled old technologies pose a challenge to longstanding concepts of IP ownership and copyright. What are the key issues?
Regulation
Encrypted messaging services - including WhatsApp - write to UK government urging Online Safety Bill rethink This article is sponsored by:
WhatsApp, Signal and other encrypted messaging services continue to take aim at the UK government’s attempts to reduce privacy protections via its new Online Safety Bill.
AI - will GPT put millennials out of work? Sisense CEO warns ‘the middle’ will fall This article is sponsored by:
A CEO forecasts that people in the career and skills ‘middle’ are most at risk from AI. But there’s a problem: doesn’t that mean millennials and Generation Z?
AI - Clari CEO says niche is good when it comes to enterprise GPT This article is sponsored by:
A software CEO explains why limited use cases represent a sensible application of generative AI for business. But he does have concerns about the technology.
It's not easy being green...but it could mean a bump in tech spend for enterprise vendors, according to new IBM data This article is sponsored by:
Consumer goods companies reckon they're walking the walk when it comes to integrating operational strategies with sustainability goals. Is it that simple?
UK’s data protection regulator calls on government to widen scope of ‘AI fairness’ principle to include development of AI, not just use This article is sponsored by:
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is responsible for regulating data protection and information rights in the UK. It has responded to the British Government’s recent AI regulation White Paper.
HSE safetytech sandbox aims to tackle workplace injuries costing £8bn per year This article is sponsored by:
UK’s health and safety watchdog is aiming to de-risk construction sector via tech innovation.
UK regulator considers referring IaaS market to competition authorities, with AWS and Microsoft in the firing line This article is sponsored by:
Time for some serious scrutiny of competitive - and anti-competitive - practices?
UK’s Digital Services Tax brings in more revenue than expected - but delays to an international tax agreement risk future success This article is sponsored by:
The UK’s implementation of a Digital Services Tax has proven successful so far, but concerns about the future of the OECD’s international plans pose a risk to future revenue gains.
AI regulation - to lead with a carrot or a stick? This article is sponsored by:
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a general purpose technology that impacts many aspects of society. But its unpredictability and fast paced development make it difficult to regulate.
We must stop assuming AI will inevitably lead to net positive outcomes This article is sponsored by:
An open letter signed by influential individuals calling for AI labs to pause their training systems for six months has raised some eyebrows. But what’s becoming increasingly clear is that, for many, AI development feels out of control.
UK sets out new approach to regulating AI that will replace ‘patchwork of legal regimes’ This article is sponsored by:
The UK is often cited as being placed third in the world for AI research and development. But with the speed at which AI tools are developing, it’s a delicate balancing act between fostering innovation and protecting society.
AI automates systemic racism, warns IBM strategist - why enterprises need to act now This article is sponsored by:
A new book warns that AI is automating ancient societal problems. We should take what it says seriously. A long, but important read...
