The pandemic made clear to all of us how essential the work of the life sciences sector is. But can it operate more efficiently through digital transformation? The likes of Veeva Systems and Salesforce believe it can.
Generative AI models rely on a large pool of training data. Political heft is required to sort out questions about provenance, privacy, licensing, derivative works, and AI sweatshops.
New legislation means the state of nature and the environment is something that many companies are going to have to start taking a lot more seriously. Two organizations that are working on services to monitor nature’s health including the UK’s Ordnance Survey and the Netherlands’ Land Life.
On the eve of the UK General Election, a timely report from the thinktank on ongoing cost issues around cloud technologies.
The first wave of legal technology has focused on efficiency and automation for big firms. Marisa Monteiro Borsboom, VP of the European Technology Law Association, argues a legal renaissance requires rethinking things from the ground up. More efficient misery and loneliness are not necessarily good things.
Legal tech digital transformation takes different forms across the industry. In the enterprise space, this runs the gamut from rethinking the legal experience, driving business transformation, and up-ending the status quo.
AI for legal software was all the rage at the LegalTechTalk Conference. Meanwhile, lawyers are cautiously kicking the tires.
It’s been an AI heavy week at Pega’s annual user event, but the general theme has been pragmatism rather than hype.
The international affairs think tank delved into one of the most contentious, but important, issues of the day: can any of us trust what we read anymore?
We hear from rail operators about how a joint technology accelerator is helping an old industry onto an express route to the future.
Where is the sweet spot between AI and genomic data? The UK’s leading experts explain the key issues
The impressive capabilities of gen AI models are driving a lot of misconceptions. Here are some of the most common ones seen by experts.
Has sustainability been sidelined in Europe due to economic and geo-political troubles? Research from Pierre Audoin Consultants would indicate a pretty resounding ‘no’ - although technology can prove a double-edged sword in getting your approach here right.
In a shock development and meta-irony, the AI Safety Summit programme is beginning to exhibit the biases of its own design. Why?
The second AI Safety Summit has produced its first measurable outcome. Does it amount to anything useful?
Round two of the global AI safety debate kicks off in Seoul, Korea, today. What’s on the agenda?
