Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft announces deepfake detection tools to combat disinformation
The company hopes its new tools will have an impact in the lead-up to US elections in November
Behind the scenes at the BBC's groundbreaking Own It app
App designed to safeguard children online was the result of two years' toil at AI's cutting edge, says product manager Jon Howard
A brief look at AI-enhanced security solutions
IT leaders aren't ready to hand over security to a benevolent machine just yet, but their next purchase will probably have an AI label
Covid-19 and contracting for AI: don't skip the fine print in the rush for solutions
AI is different. Contractual mistakes now could have critical and expensive consequences, both in terms of human health and business viability
UK spy agencies need to adopt AI technology to fight emerging threats, government report suggests
AI technology can help British security community to strengthen efficiency and effectiveness of existing processes
Sainsbury's picks Blue Yonder's AI-powered platform to transform its supply chain
The move will enable Sainsbury's to add the power of AI across multiple supply chain functions
Deepfakes and the detection challenge
The issue of deepfakes, as depicted in the BBC TV drama The Capture, is only going to get worse, warn Kemp Little's Joanna Conway and Oriana Williams
VMware to acquire AI-based network analytics firm Nyansa
VMware wants to add Nyansa's AI and machine learning capabilities to its security and network portfolio
Google CEO Sundar Pichai calls for 'proportionate' regulation of artificial intelligence
There is no question in my mind that artificial intelligence needs to be regulated - Sundar Pichai
Computing's AI & Machine Learning Awards 2020 are now open for entries
The AI & ML Awards separate the great from the good. Does your company have what it takes?
Google claims its pattern-matching systems beats humans in detecting breast cancer
Early detection of breast cancer currently remains a big challenge for specialists
Intel acquires AI chipmaker Habana Labs in $2 billion deal
Intel's Habana acquisition intended to accelerate its efforts in the AI chip market
AI expert calls for end to use of 'racially biased' algorithms
Prof Noel Sharkey says existing decision algorithms are "infected with biases"
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
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
European Commission's new president promises GDPR-style legislation on AI
Von der Leyen said that Europe "set the pattern for the world" the GDPR, and "we have to do the same with artificial intelligence"
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
New European Patent Office guidelines protect AI and machine learning 'inventions'
Withers & Rogers' Karl Barnfather examines the European Patent Office's 'Guidelines for Examination', which took effect on 1st November
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
Machine learning meets diversity at Booking.com, an interview with chairwoman Gillian Tans
'We don't have a very diverse set of people working in AI and I think that's worrying and needs to be addressed'
Removing the risk of AI bias in the public sector
What practical steps can be taken to drive ethical, unbiased AI use in the public sector?
Two decades on from the Matrix, AI is removing drudgery not seeking domination
No need to take the red pill just yet says PagerDuty's Steve Barrett
System used to filter UK visa applications is biased, migrant rights groups claim
Legal case filed by the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants will force the UK Home Office to explain how its AI system actually works
Google researchers train AI to recognise smells based on molecular structure
Google researchers used a data set of about 5,000 molecules, identified and described by perfume makers, as a benchmark for their experiment
