How Rolls-Royce seeks to ensure the ethical integrity of its AI black boxes
Rolls-Royce has created a ‘five checks AI philosophy’ that aims to externally interrogate whether its AI systems are acting fairly.
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GDPR - Europe's data protection success or another blocker to a post-Brexit data adequacy deal?
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The Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU appear to be lurching to a close. What does that mean for the still unresolved issue of data adequacy?
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Making workplaces safe during COVID-19 is no small undertaking. This year, Software AG and its customers have learned plenty about how IoT devices for smart social distancing can help. At conXion 2020, we got a closer view into the field lessons so far.
ServiceNow’s AI chief on solving the ‘last mile problem’ for enterprise AI
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How University College Dublin uses SAS Viya and AI to drive better COVID manageability
Proactive, planned management through AI is helping to identify and predict the severity of a number of diseases, including COVID-19.
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Huawei, 5G and the Eastern ‘new normal’ that is already underway
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Use of AI in the NHS is leading to a 30-times improvement in early cancer detection rates
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