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Facebook asks users for help in spotting deepfakes
The winner of Facebook's challenge will take home a $500,000 prize
Chinese software firms to jointly develop new OS
The move comes as China looks to ban Microsoft Windows and other foreign software and hardware
The future enterprise architect: building trusted relationships with business leaders
Next-generation EAs will remain in high demand by demonstrating their ability to be flexible and operate with a business mindset
CRM in 2020 - it's all about the customer
With growing interest in AI, Computing Delta predicts customer relationship management will catch up with other enterprise IT systems in 2020
More than 200,000 NHS devices still running Windows 7
More than 20 per cent of NHS Trusts have no plans to migrate away from Windows 7, support for which ends in January
China is not dramatically outspending the US government on AI research
China's public spending on AI research is probably far less than previously assumed
VideoProc - your all-in-one 4K video processing and editing toolkit
The software compresses 4K video without loss
ICO: Organisations using AI systems must provide clear explanations of decisions made
Organisations must also ensure that their use of AI is transparent and accountable
Ocado to open mini customer fulfilment centre in Bristol
Ocado's mini-CFC is expected to achieve productivity similar to the company's full-size warehouses
Splunk warning over Y2K-style bug set to hit all versions on 1st January 2020
Splunk users urged to patch immediately
General Election 2019: Labour manifesto promises free fibre and fines for Facebook over online bullying
Social media companies to face "legal duty of care" to protect children online, NCSC role to be reviewed and extended, and Charter of Digital Rights promised
BA flights disrupted due to yet-another IT meltdown
British Airways IT meltdown causes flight delays of up to 12 hours
Much of what's being sold as 'AI' today is snake oil, says Princeton professor
AI companies have raised millions of dollars in funding from investors - but their technology isn't really artificial intelligence
US Supreme Court to hear Oracle versus Google Java APIs case
Supreme Court set to hear Oracle argue its case against Google over Java APIs
Security technology in the context of modern progress
There are many good reasons why VPN services are booming in popularity
US prosecutors demand Mike Lynch's extradition to face $11bn fraud charges
Former Autonomy boss faces 17 charges in the US over 2011 sale of company to Hewlett-Packard
Facebook admits iOS 'bug' that enabled its app to access iPhone cameras
It was a complete mistake, honest, swears Facebook
Intel releases security updates to fix critical vulnerabilities in PMx driver
The bugs were discovered by firmware security vendor Eclypsium in August
EU Competition Commissioner: Apple Pay antitrust complaints are mounting
Margrethe Vestager claims that the EU has received a number of competition-related complaints over Apple Pay
Kew Gardens in the market for new business intelligence system
Kew Gardens CIO Ian McKetty tells Computing that all the 'front of house' systems are being replaced: EPOS, CRM and BI
Patients turned away at King's College Hospital after patient records system goes down
Consultants unable to see patients as Sunrise-EPR patient records system goes down for a second time in recent months
The challenge of making money through open source software
Computing speaks to two vendors with very different approaches
Mind-reading neural network decodes brainwaves to reconstruct images watched by a person in real time
By analysing the activity in the brain, the system recreates the images being seen by a person in real time
All-in-one Microsoft Office Mobile app for Android and iOS released
New Office Mobile app will provide stripped down versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint optimised for smartphone screens
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