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All sectors need to be clear-eyed about AI security risks, warns NCSC Annual Report 2023
The UK National Cyber Security Centre published its seventh annual review today, covering key threat developments between September 2022 and August 2023. Perhaps unsurprisingly, artificial intelligence featured rather heavily.
Lisa Skinner Källström, CHRO at Teamtailor: “It’s hard to replace the magic that happens from interacting with colleagues”
As CHRO, Lisa Skinner Källström leads the HR team at Teamtailor, a Swedish-founded SaaS company with 300 employees across the globe. We spoke to her as part of our Coffee with HR series.
Nia Castelly, Co-Founder and Legal Lead, Checks: “Don’t cut corners early on if it may come back to bite you later”
We interview Nia Castelly, the Co-Founder and Legal Lead for Checks, a privacy platform from Google that leverages AI to help simplify privacy compliance for mobile app developers.
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
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
Kim Nortman CEO of Astral: “If you think something is not quite right, pull the thread”
Kim Nortman has spent her career at the intersection of technology and creativity. She is the CEO and co-founder of Astral, an AI-enabled tool that transforms an expert’s content library into a learning co-pilot. Here's her interview as part of our TakeOff series.
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?
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.
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.
Top tech companies in South Africa
By 2030, South Africa aims to have one million people trained in the fields of robotics, artificial intelligence, coding, cloud computing and networking. We look into some of its top tech companies.
Lenovo reveals a wrist phone and AI twins for everyone
We reveal the highlights so far from Lenovo's Tech World 23, including a wrist-worn watch and a personal AI that will live in your laptop
Apple AI: what’s coming in 2024?
Apple's AI plans are gathering pace, according to a renowned Apple watcher
AI in aviation: how machine learning is keeping airliners flying
Companies are using artificial intelligence to perform vital visual inspections of aircraft and check jet engines for missing parts.
AI-enabled SaaS vs moatless AI
Several enterprise SaaS companies have announced generative AI features recently, which is a direct threat to AI startups that lack sustainable competitive advantage, writes independent analyst Viggy Balagopalakrishnan.