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IBM unveils watsonx.governance to reassure businesses they can trust generative AI
IBM has announced a tool to help businesses build trust in generative AI, but what does it actually do? And what do the CEOs and board members it targets think about it?
How the Meta Quest 3 and eXtended Reality (XR) will impact your business
Inga Petryaevskaya, CEO and Founder of VR collaboration platform ShapesXR, explores how businesses can take advantage of the Meta Quest 3 and other eXtended Reality technologies
OpenAI’s building GPT-5 – but it hasn’t got a clue what it will do
OpenAI boss admits he can't predict what GPT-5 will do
YouTube, ad blockers & the advertising “tax”
Though it looks like big vs small tech at first glance, poking into how ad blocker companies operate and their “whitelisting” programs will likely change your opinion, writes independent analyst Viggy Balagopalakrishnan
How AI and quantum computing could work together to transform medicine
At an IBM briefing about AI, Professor Katherine Royse shared her insight into how quantum computing and AI could work together to radically improve diagnoses and pandemic research
Four real ways IBM is using AI to help businesses
During an IBM media briefing about AI for Business, we took a look at four ongoing projects that are using AI in the real world
How do you create a GPT?
Discover how to create a chatbot that does precisely what you want it to
Maria Loumpourdi, Betsson Group: “There is no universal, one-size-fits-all formula to managing talent effectively”
We interview Maria Loumpourdi, the Global Head of Talent Development at Betsson Group, designing and executing talent development and management strategies across the Group’s 16 global locations.
What will the digital landscape look like in 2028?
In this opinion piece, we look forward to how the digital landscape will look in five years’ time and provides advice to businesses on what technologies they need to embrace.
ChatGPT “app store” coming soon so you can sell your own AI bots
ChatGPT is getting an app store, where you can make - and sell - your own AI-powered systems.
Meet Grok, the Musk AI with a “sense of humour”
Just days after declaring that AI is so dangerous it might one day chase you up a tree, Elon Musk's company has released its own Grok AI chatbot
Will Australia’s commitments to AI safety work with new privacy laws – or in stark contrast to them?
At the AI Safety Summit, Australia agreed to the principles of the Bletchley Declaration - how does that change the upcoming revisions to the Privacy Act?
Tom Ferland, VP of HR at IQGeo: “It is not cost-effective to pay for space to handle all staff all the time”
Tom Ferland is the VP HR at IQGeo. In this interview he shares insights from his 25 years of Human Resource experience supporting global software companies.
Governments vow to safety test AI. Now for the tricky bit: how?
Governments have agreed to test AI models before they're released, but how will they work together to get on top of this enormous task?
Hailing Total Recall’s robot taxi
Total Recall's Robot Taxi is part Uber, part self-driving (and electric) car, part humanoid robot, and part voice recognition system, writes Richard Trenholm.
What is Nightshade and poison pixels?
Nightshade is a new tool that lets artists use “poison pixels” to infect AI systems such as Midjourney and DALL-E. Here, we explain what it is and how it works.
Phygital+ offers Midjourney, DALL-E and Stable Diffusion all in one place
Phygital+ offers its users the ability to tap into Midjourney, DALL-E, and Stable Diffusion all in one place. Here's why beginners might like it.
ChatGPT Plus upgraded with powerful new features
ChatGPT Plus gains the native ability to analyse PDFs and other documents
Rauno Sigur, CEO of DriveX: “It is only fit for Estonia to have a strong and supportive startup community”
As a young boy, Rauno Sigur rode around on a bicycle and took photos of cars. Now he does the same with technology, as CEO of DriveX. Read his exclusive interview here.