UK AI plans offer ‘inadequate’ human rights protection, says EHRC
The UK government’s proposed plan to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) falls short when it comes to protecting human rights, Britain’s equality watchdog has warned. Responding…
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Why an ecosystem helps IT projects move forward
One of the key messages to come out of the recent Cloudera event in London is the idea of working with a data ecosystem of…
3,600 potential cyber security experts apply to government scheme
Over 3,600 people across the UK have applied to take part in the government’s Upskill in Cyber programme this year, with almost half of interested…
A tenth of kids claim they could hack you
One in 10 children under 17 believe they could successfully hack into a website or someone else’s online account, and 13% would attempt to do…
WithSecure forges ahead with green coding initiative
Finland’s WithSecure has revealed details of its global sustainability programme, committing to operating as a more ethical, equitable and environmentally responsible organisation, including progress towards…
The politics of AI
Thank you for joining! Access your Pro+ Content below. 27 June 2023 The politics of AI Share this item with your network: In this week’s…
Johnson Controls opts for container-based app delivery with Portworx
Buildings management company Johnson Controls has standardised on Pure Storage’s Portworx container management platform to provide data protection for customer-facing smart building products, with up…
IT Sustainability Think Tank: Carbon accounting and the changing regulatory landscape
Interest in carbon accounting amongst businesses is growing in parity with the demands and expectations of industry and investors. For companies looking to achieve sustainable…
ChatGPT’s phishing ‘problem’ may not be overstated
Earlier in the year, 72% of cyber security leaders acknowledged they were worried cyber criminals would use AI to enhance their phishing emails and campaigns.…
Post Office scandal inquiry phase 4: Here come the lawyers…
Phase 4 of the Horizon Inquiry is concerned with “Action against Sub-postmasters and others: policy making, audits and investigations, civil and criminal proceedings, knowledge of…
Could social media revolutionise war crimes trials?
As the war in Ukraine rages into its 16th deadly month, investigators far from the frontlines are trawling through thousands of social media posts and…
Office workers feel AI is better than a human boss
A Censuswide survey for Business Name Generator has found that office-based workers prefer AI to their real bosses. In the survey of 1,005 UK and…