Salesforce to invest $4bn in its UK business over five years
Zahra Bahrololoumi, CEO of Salesforce for UK and Ireland, announced at the supplier’s World Tour London conference that it would invest $4bn in its own…
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AI can never be given control over combat decisions, Lords told
Introducing autonomy into weapon systems will increase the unpredictability of armed conflict due to the technical inability of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to parse complex…
SGN pens IT service desk outsourcing deal
SGN has swapped an IT managed service from Fujitsu with a five-year agreement with CGI as part of its plans to introduce features such as…
NHS data stolen in Manchester Uni ransomware attack
The cyber criminal organisation behind the developing ransomware attack on the University of Manchester appears to have accessed and stolen personally identifiable information (PII) on…
The time to implement an internal AI usage policy is now
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in organisations is increasingly widespread, thanks to its ability to increase efficiency, reduce the time that needs to be…
IT Sustainability Think Tank: Making sense of the changing green IT regulatory landscape
ESG [Environment, Social and Governance] is everyone’s favourite new acronym, working as a catch-them-all for climate action, worker rights, social responsibility, and energy efficiency, among…
NHS England signs five-year Microsoft 365 contract
NHS England has signed a five-year deal that will see the Microsoft 365 cloud-based online productivity suite of services rolled out to 1.5 million health…
Navigating cyber security under ChatGPT
Balancing the risk and reward of ChatGPT – as a large language model (LLM) and an example of generative AI – begins by performing a…
‘Shadow’ AI use becoming a driver of insider cyber risk
The explosion in the use of generative AI tools based on large language models (LLMs) will almost inevitably lead to multiple major insider data breach…
Has mobile become the battleground for banking?
It was in Spring 2011 that the Royal Bank of Scotland launched the world’s first fully functional banking app. It was initially available only on…
Brits are using healthcare apps without proper checks
Using complex health apps without advice from medical professionals is equivalent to buying a random box of pills with no regulatory approval and hoping for…
The Finnish Food Authority uses AI to accelerate research
The Finish Food Authority (FFA) is using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to dramatically reduce the time it takes to complete critical research as it strives…