Our latest edition of TechKnow focuses on the ethical dilemmas and dangers posed by our current use of AI and the steps we can take to mitigate them.
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) advisor Kit Ahweyevu spoke to us about the ways in which we can safeguard inclusion, belonging, and equality in AI.
Automation is helping trust administrators to deliver a much more effective service for their clients in an increasingly competitive world, says David Poole, Executive Chairman of Cognition.
Working closely with investment communities in both the US and Europe has given me some really interesting insights into the role intelligent automation (IA) – the adoption of multiple advanced technologies such as robotics and machine learning - can play in achieving best-in-class returns.
Large-scale automation projects fail at a frankly astonishing rate. More often than not, this is due to a lack of clarity and accuracy around exactly what (or what not) to automate.
The potential of smart automation has soared as the result of advances in core AI technologies and the availability of vast, affordable computing power on demand via the cloud. It is transforming the way all kinds of organisations capture information, manage processes and deliver services.