Big Data and Analytics
NHS trusts to be told not to sign exclusive deals for patient data
Department of Health to send letter to trusts ordering them not to sign 'naive' and 'unsophisticated' patient data deals
Nvidia slams Intel over unrealistic deep-learning benchmark tests
Nvidia claims that Intel put together up to $100,000 worth of hardware to best the Nvidia Tesla V100 GPU in a 'misleading' test
Legal challenge launched against police use of facial recognition technology
Three-day hearing starts today
Increasing public trust in intelligence-led policing
Boyd Mulvey calls for an advocate to champion better communication around the benefits of intelligence-led policing, with comment from the Independent Digital Ethics Panel for Policing and Essex Police
HPE to buy supercomputer company Cray in $1.3bn deal
Data explosion and big data analytics behind Cray deal, claims HPE
Peter Cochrane: AI, autonomous connectivity and machine-to-machine communications is the future of mobile - not folding screens
Smartphone makers may be obsessed with gimmicks, but it is AI and machine-to-machine communications that will drive the next tech revolution, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
Machine learning algorithms developed to artificially generate realistic whole-body images of people
Technology creates high-resolution 1024 x 1024 moving images of models against a white background
How Caerphilly Council is improving customer experience despite a shrinking budget and workforce
Caerphilly Council's Richard Edmunds explains how he aims to save £40m over four years while improving services using robotic process automation
Peter Cochrane: Is it even possible to properly test complex systems?
Systems have reached such a state of complexity that only AI can bring some kind of order, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
The challenge of scaling AI at NatWest bank
'AI is a potential solution to a problem. Is there an easier way to do it? If so that's the right way' says head of AI Tom Castle
Databricks open-sources Delta Lake, its next-gen data lake platform
Company wants more developers to drive adoption
The upcoming Avengers movie has crashed ticketing sites: they should have learned the teamwork lesson
A superhero won't help when there are massive surges of demand
AI & ML latest: Google disbands another AI ethics committee
Tricky stuff, ethics
FiveAI driverless car trials begin today on roads in London
Bromley and Croydon the test track for autonomous vehicles ahead of passenger trial planned for 2020
Google's AI Ethics Council faces staff opposition over Heritage Foundation member
'Googlers Against Transphobia' demand removal of Heritage Foundation president from Google's newly established AI Ethics Council
The 'face off' between biometrics and privacy
If Hollywood is any guide, privacy is likely to come off worst, suggests Coffin Mew's Guy Cartwright
Google sets-up advisory panel for guidance on AI ethics
Ethical panel intended to guide Google's corporate policies in AI, facial recognition and machine learning
Ocado signs new deal in Australia with supermarket chain Coles
Ocado Smart Platform to go live in Australia's Coles in the next four years, with warehouses in Sydney and Melbourne
China is overtaking the US in AI, warns Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence
Apple and Google being overtaken by China's National University of Defense Technology
Scammers steal £113,000 from Bitcoin ATMs by double spending before transactions can be cleared
Attackers took advantage of 'replace by fee' feature that makes 'stuck' transaction become 'unstuck'
Forty per cent of AI start-ups in Europe aren't involved in AI
Out of 2,830 AI start-ups only 1,580 genuinely are, claims new report
What blocks innovation?
The skills gap, investments and business culture are all potential barriers that stand in the way of success
Amazon introduces AI-based initiative to help identify counterfeit listings
Project Zero will enable trusted brands to delete fake listings
Peter Cochrane: Governments may try to lock down the internet and AI, but freedom will always out
Endless moral scares may justify ever-more controls on the internet and AI, warns Professor Peter Cochrane, but won't achieve their supposed aim
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