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BERLIN, GERMANY – SEPTEMBER 06: An Honor television monitor claims to on-device AI deepfake detection technology at the Internationale...
Influencers and consultants are flogging AI programmes as “neat little tools”, but failing to read the small print could cost you and your...
Nanotechnology is being hailed as the next medical revolution, promising everything from precision drug delivery to real-time disease tracking. The...
(Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images) Bespoke belief systems like tarot and astrology are already gaining popularity with Gen Z – AI will take it...
AI is solving medical problems at unthinkable speeds, but it’s not just the pharma industry that should prepare, writes Paul Armstrong Sure you may...
It’s not quite lawyer robots, but AI is already profoundly reshaping the way the courtroom works. Paul Armstrong tells us how AI is already...
Safety-first or shooting for the stars, the UK and US’s approaches to AI appear worlds apart. But can they come together? Paul Armstrong takes a...
CES 2025 was, unsurprisingly, all about AI. But AI toothbrushes and other gimmicks risk reducing AI to a marketing buzzword and hindering real...
2025 will be a defining year for businesses, marked by rapid technological shifts, political uncertainty, increased M&A, and intensifying...
LONDON, ENGLAND – NOVEMBER 22: In this photo illustration, the Bluesky social media platform logo is displayed on an iPhone and laptop screen on...
Using surveillance software may deliver short-term gains, but it will cost employers in the end, writes Paul Armstrong As dystopias go, the...
Getty images AI in recruitment aims to reduce hiring biases and streamline candidate selection. But do these tools truly make hiring fairer, or...
(Photo by Thomas Lohnes/Getty Images) Christmas is coming and algorithms are at work, pushing the boundaries of creativity to ensure the tills...
(Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images) Drone technology could transform how we do business, but brings practical and ethical difficulties with it,...
Reshaping stomachs with weightloss drugs like Ozempic likely means reshaping some markets (and probably your strategy), says Paul Armstrong...
Abba Voyage alone brought £322M to London's economy last year – emphasising the economic impact and potential of cross-sector innovation in the...
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