The bots, the bots! Brits fear AI workplace takeover
ALMOST five million Brits worry about losing their jobs to AI.
Research by Forbes Advisor found that the most “anxious” industry is the business consulting...
Amazon’s free AI training courses to be rolled out
AMAZON will provide free AI training to two million people by 2025 in a bid to boost proficiency.
The firm’s AI Ready commitment aims to...
AI ‘must be understood to be regulated’, say experts
AI INDUSTRY leaders have gathered in Parliament for a special debate on the ethical and regulatory challenges posed by the technology.
The Fintech is Dead,...
AI summit hears of widespread fear surrounding tech
THOSE attending last week’s AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park witnessed the high level of fear surrounding the technology.
The event was touted as a...
Life after death: Tech Nation rises once more
TECH Nation is officially relaunching to work with the UK government as “an independent voice” for founders, and to help tech entrepreneurs to thrive...
AI safety comes under further scrutiny in UK
THE UK’s Frontier AI Taskforce is establishing a safety research team to evaluate the emerging technology’s risks.
It will work with tech organisations to work out...
The takeaway from UK govt’s chip order
THE UK government will spend £100m of taxpayer money to accelerate the production of computer chips.
The aim is to build a national AI resource...
DID you DID or is you ain’t identified…?
By TRAVIS SPENCER
IN 2022, decentralised technologies gained a prominence, but interest fell as quickly as it had risen.
But not all decentralised web concepts should...
UN head backs new watchdog body for AI
UN SECRETARY-General Antonio Guterres is backing proposals for the creation of an international AI watchdog body.
The rapid advance of generative AI like ChatGPT —...
Danes, nukes, and fertilizer. Really.
By HAL WILLIAMS
FOUR Danish companies are poised to provide low-emission fertilizer for Indonesia. Oh, and one of them is a nuclear power firm...
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