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Navigating cultural differences and digital-savvy customers will be key to scaling AI adoption in Asia, tech executives say
Tech

Navigating cultural differences and digital-savvy customers will be key to scaling AI adoption in Asia, tech executives say

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July 30, 2024
Can the rest of the world catch up to the U.S. and China on AI? ‘Make a virtue of your small size,’ experts say
Tech

Can the rest of the world catch up to the U.S. and China on AI? ‘Make a virtue of your small size,’ experts say

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July 30, 2024
AI can help bridge Southeast Asia’s 1,000 languages—but the work ‘has to be done by Southeast Asians’
Tech

AI can help bridge Southeast Asia’s 1,000 languages—but the work ‘has to be done by Southeast Asians’

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July 30, 2024
Cybersecurity is now a ‘team sport’ amid a wave of generative AI–based attacks, say tech experts
Tech

Cybersecurity is now a ‘team sport’ amid a wave of generative AI–based attacks, say tech experts

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June 27, 2024
Suzy Levy, managing director at The Red Plate
Tech

How to get workers to stop fearing AI and embrace change? Build ‘AI playfulness’ teams, expert urges

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April 18, 2024
Julius van de Laar (left) and Craig Oliver (right) of FGS Global
Politics

AI deepfakes could decide the election in November, experts warn, after just 44,000 votes handed Joe Biden the presidency in 2020

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April 18, 2024
A ‘febrile’ excitement in European cities like Paris and London is helping early-stage AI firms keep up with the U.S., but North American stars show biggest VC dollars are still flowing across the Atlantic
Tech

A ‘febrile’ excitement in European cities like Paris and London is helping early-stage AI firms keep up with the U.S., but North American stars show biggest VC dollars are still flowing across the Atlantic

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April 16, 2024
AI hallucinations will be solvable within a year, ex-Google AI researcher says—but that may not be a good thing: ‘We want them to propose things that are weird and novel’
Conferences

AI hallucinations will be solvable within a year, ex-Google AI researcher says—but that may not be a good thing: ‘We want them to propose things that are weird and novel’

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April 16, 2024
Ami Badani
Tech

AI could gobble up a quarter of all electricity in the U.S. by 2030 if it doesn’t break its energy addiction, says Arm Holdings exec

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April 16, 2024
Founder of the startup Builder.ai Sachin Dev Dugal and Shell's head of AI Amy Challen
Conferences

As companies take their AI pilots enterprise-wide, there are challenges to scaling up: ‘If it’s not being used, it’s your problem—it’s not the user’s problem’

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April 15, 2024
Paula Goldman is sitting in front of a bright blue background gesturing while she speaks.
Conferences

The next AI winter could be caused by users’ trust issues—but ‘mindful friction’ can keep it from happening

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April 15, 2024
Synthesia co-founder Victor Riparbelli
Conferences

AI platforms are grappling with a flood of user-generated content: ‘This will be used by bad people to do bad things, that’s for sure’

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April 15, 2024
Self driving cars are still a rare sight.
Tech

Expert argues AI won’t lead to mass layoffs for workers anytime soon: ‘Look at when we were promised fully autonomous cars’

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April 15, 2024
ARTHUR MENSCH
Features

Europe is falling behind in generative AI, with the U.S. light-years ahead. But the race is just getting started

By Prarthana Prakash and Alex Wood Morton
April 15, 2024
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella
Newsletters

Is Microsoft’s $100 billion ‘Stargate’ OpenAI supercomputer AI’s ‘Star Wars’ moment?

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April 2, 2024

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