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Ransomware in the finance sector: Emerging threats
Cybercriminals capitalise on the lack of awareness among targeted users to make their attacks more successful.
The use of AI in policing and its risk in the criminal justice system
There is a risk that some AI systems have no human chain of command to review results and ultimately be accountable for decisions.
IoT is essential to digitalisation in travel and tourism
Enterprise spending on IoT across the sector is set to experience steady growth over the next few years.
Privacy paradox is impeding social media safety research
Under-regulation would be extremely dangerous, potentially causing untold psychological harm to young people.
Extreme weather: Climate change’s impact on the future of travel
The World Bank estimates that by 2050, a staggering 140 million people will be directly impacted by extreme weather events like droughts, floods, and storms.
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What lessons can be learned from a railroad on the Moon?
The railroad is intended to be able to transport all manner of cargo and passengers across the Moon’s surface.
The role of blockchain in the transition towards a circular economy
Blockchain facilitates the tracking of raw materials, ensuring they are sourced sustainably and recycled appropriately.
What can be learned from movie sequels?
Fear of straying from the known underlines the fragility of the film industry.
Baby Reindeer: the importance of protecting real people when telling a true story
The fallout from Baby Reindeer might be the push Netflix needs to take more care in disguising true identities.
AI data centres will force Big Tech to renege on climate targets
AI will only become more powerful and carbon-intensive in the coming years.