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Automation with a human touch: Introducing AI at insurer Hiscox
CIO Ian Penny runs through the ways AI and ML can streamline processes and reduce the drudgery of mundane tasks
AI has an explainability problem
Rainbird CEO Ben Taylor on keeping humans at the centre of decision making
How clean is your software supply chain?
With malware now pervasive and high-profile organisations being breached every day, Computing invites IT leaders to a networking dinner for sharing best practise
Business buy-in stands in the way of AI adoption
IT must learn how to manage the business, as well as systems, to secure investment in AI
How does reality compare to the dreams of AI's early pioneers?
Much of today's AI is narrowly focused on specific tasks - a far cry from the general AI envisioned by the early pioneers
Technology advances have put an end to the 'AI winter'
Large data volumes, higher compute power and real-world challenges mean that AI investment will not slow down again, says Auto Traders' David Hoyle
Artificial intelligence: the potential and the reality
A look at AI and machine learning in the UK today
What features to look for in choosing a content collaboration platform
Collaboration has never seen easier, but with so many tools available choosing the right one can be difficult
The impact of Golang on systems development at bet365
Alan Reed, head of sports development at Hillside Technology, part of bet365, explains the tools and skills needed by his firm - including programming language Golang
Optimised bidding and targeted advertising is a job for AI, says MediaGamma
UCL offshoot MediaGamma is focused on an AI layer to manage real-time bidding
SAP wants to bring together automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence in a single stack
The software giant will release a single end-to-end stack next year
AI - where does the liability lie?
Emma Stevens, a dispute resolution specialist at law firm Coffin Mew, explains who should be responsible when AI goes wrong
Autonomous agents are the next phase of enterprise AI, claims Fetch.AI
Intelligent assets can seek out value for themselves
Sainsbury's lead architect: 'The next time somebody mentions AI ask them what they're really talking about'
'AI is a meaningless term, it doesn't say anything about anything'
HMRC's successful blockchain proof-of-concept: the technology's the easy part
Initial trials 'very successful' says platform architect Richard Mander, but mind the policy gap
DevOps: 'DevOps will make stuff go faster, but it won't magically fix things if they're broken'
Aubrey Stearn, interim head of DevOps at the Solicitor's Regulation Authority, highlights what agile and DevOps can and can't do for organisations, and argues for developers to be rebranded 'software engineers'
Why Database-as-a-Service is bringing a revolution in the enterprise market
DBaaS is the fastest growing sector of cloud platforms, and for good reason says Ken Rugg
'Automation is the explosive opportunity of the year' - CIO of Kier
Duncan Stott, CIO of Kier, cites automation as the key trend CIOs need to understand and develop a vision for, or risk falling behind
Javascript skills in demand as employers increasingly look for coding experience
Data from job search platform Joblift shows rapid increase in job vacancies requiring programming experience, with Javascript topping recruiters needs
Announcing AI and Machine Learning Live!
Computing's new event will feature a host of top CIOs discussing their approach to AI and ML, and reveal how they're turning the trend to their advantage
Kick out the jams: geospatial software and the battle against congestion
Planners from the Highways England, TfL, TfWM and Crossrail on the vital role of data sharing and GIS in keeping the country moving
Nvidia announces nine new supercomputing containers to its GPU cloud
Nvidia drives into GPU supercomputing with 35 containers since its launch last year
Keep hold of your engineers by listening to their career goals
Dave Marsland, engineering manager at Paddle, describes how to build a career path for development teams
CIOs outline the security risks of using Office 365
Microsoft's flagship cloud-based productivity suite can leave its users exposed to serious security risks
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