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The first UN global resolutions for AI are here
The newly approved resolution will set principles for AI to be used and developed in a safe, reliable, and secure manner and in a way that shows regard to human rights and benefits all countries.
Actors and AI, who could be next?
A 2021 Young Vic performance, unsurprisingly named AI, explored whether Open AI’s GPT-3 could write a successful play.
Shrinking the blinking: combining ESG and data compression
One example of an ESG strategy in data compression is the use of predictive workload configuration to optimize power consumption and reduce resources when workloads are underutilised or unused.
Unilever new climate plan is smarter, not weaker
The consumer goods giant appeared to be stepping away from sustainability, but its new climate plan says otherwise.
How AR and VR can improve collaboration in construction industry
AR vendors such as Autodesk, Microsoft, Qualcomm, Unity, and Vuzix are important players in the construction sector.
Lava lamps and pendulums: from 90’s décor to internet security
Cloudflare utilises a system affectionately nicknamed “Lavarand”, where a camera continuously captures images of the ever-shifting lava flow within the lamps.
The environmental cost of AI
As AI and machine learning technologies become more prevalent, it is important to consider their impact on the environment.
No site better demonstrates the theory of platform decay than X
By far the ugliest side effect of Elon Musk’s drive to make X the web’s digital town square is the staggering increase in hate speech on the platform.
How elite athletics is showcasing women in cybersecurity
Georgia Bell’s story makes her a role model not only for women runners, but for women in IT, and especially in cybersecurity.
The viability of commercial eVTOLs is taking off
The global marketplace for eVTOL aircraft will be established by 2030 and will be competitive and accessible by 2035.