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Why AI is now table-stakes in cybersecurity

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By Dr. Sven Krasser, Senior Vice President and Chief Scientist, CrowdStrike.

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The Top Benefits of AI in Cloud Computing

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By Dominik Birgelen, CEO of oneclick.

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Breaking down the barriers to data science

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Florian Douetteau, CEO of AI and machine learning platform Dataiku, discusses how code-free environments are paving the way for new innovation business-wide.

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Scared of ML or AI? They’re probably the technologies that will improve your security

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By Joe Baguley, VP & CTO EMEA, VMware.

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British Army enhances human cyber capability with Immersive Labs

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Army uses Immersive Labs to optimize digital professionals’ cyber security abilities as part of its modernisation.

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The rise of the ‘business technologist’ and ‘hyperautomation’

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As we move into 2022, the trends we see emerging will increasingly be geared towards delivering improved user experiences and innovation at speed. Unlocking data and harnessing digital capabilities will be the cornerstone of future transformation initiatives, with composable businesses set to take centre stage in the year ahead. MuleSoft, provider of the world’s #1 integration and API platform, has outlined the trends that will shape these emerging operating models and IT priorities in 2022.

City of Tampere and Tieto develop AI-IoT test solution for pedestrian traffic safety

The City of Tampere, Finland and Tieto, a leading Nordic IT services and software company, have developed a solution to improve the urban traffic safety of pedestrians. Utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technology, the test solution can automatically detect when a pedestrian is planning to cross the street at an intersection. An alert can be relayed to automatic traffic signs, and in the future even directly to vehicles. Furthermore, in the future, the system can also be a building block for autonomous vehicles.

Informatica unveils Data 4.0 and AI-powered innovations

Informatica has introduced updates to its Intelligent Data Platform™, powered by Informatica’s AI-powered CLAIRE™ engine. The updates are part of the company’s vision for Data 4.0, which CEO Amit Walia will address in today’s keynote at its Intelligent Data Summit, the first of a series of free CLAIREview events taking place this summer.

DARPA selects PARC and University at Buffalo for physics of AI research

PARC has been selected, alongside University at Buffalo, for a US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) project to develop novel hybrid methods that combine multi-physics, equation-based models with data-driven machine learning models, such as Deep Neural Networks (DNNs), to enable predictive modelling of complex systems in the presence of imperfect models and sparse and noisy data.

Sensyne Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital partner

Sensyne and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) will work together to make children’s lives better by developing new treatments for childhood illnesses through the ethical application of clinical artificial intelligence research on anonymised patient data

UK government announces £250 million investment in artificial intelligence

A new National Artificial Intelligence Lab will use the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the health and lives of patients.

Boston Consulting Group opens a Brussels office specialising in AI applications

Boston Consulting Group's BCG GAMMA, its entity specialized in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data science worldwide, is opening a new centre of excellence in Brussels. BCG GAMMA Brussels will concentrate on artificial intelligence applications for the transformation of operational and business models of large companies. This new branch is positioning itself from the outset as an indispensable AI expertise centre in Belgium. BCG GAMMA moreover announces the start of a partnership with the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) for research and knowledge sharing.

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