News items from this week that didn't make the cut for full analysis, but deserve an airing. This week, Apple's new CEO hasn't fallen far from the tree, Anthropic-centered war and peace noises from the winner of the FIFA Peace Prize, and AI is tracking Meta employees at work - surely not!!!
The French Government has recently acquired all of the shares of Bull in the hopes of rebuilding a sovereign AI stack from the ground up. Bull CEO Emmanuel Le Roux explains why this time might be different from the last time this occurred and how he hopes to inspire European leadership to shape the future of AI
Even SUSE’s personable, diplomatic CEO can’t evade questions about US politics, and to his credit, he tackles them head on. But what has all this got to do with enterprise choice and resilience?
The implications of the IT services and solution vendor’s legal settlement will have repercussions not just for itself but for the rest of the market too.
The world’s musicians are all privileged and rich, and AI levels the playing field, right? No, that could not be further from the truth. More revelations from last week's Westminster Media Forum.
Using AI for education, utilization and governance at major Oxford academic institute
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Just when you thought Downing Street was finally listening to Britain’s creative sectors, it seems that isn’t the case. And that is not the country’s only problem, she says.
As the AI world continues to build its own Middle Earth, are we going to leave it to ‘Samwise Altman’ to suggest what we really ought to do with the ‘Ring to rule them all’ everyone’s after?
AI is a disruptor in the learning space, but also an opportunity with the right positioning...
Smart technology is enabling researchers to harvest and analyze household data to model domestic energy demand and build a more accurate and detailed picture of how, when and why they use it.
goDonate is converting up to 60% of website visitors into donors - and accurate address verification is a bigger part of that than you might expect
Process automation and AI are transforming how a Philadelphia autism care provider connects families to the help they need
NHS Shared Business Services explains how it built a national Oracle Fusion-powered finance platform processing £355 billion in NHS transactions annually - and why that foundation could be key to unlocking AI-driven transformation across the health service.
