80% of companies forecasted to use GenAI by 2026
The boom in artificial intelligence means that by 2026, more than 80% of enterprises will have used generative artificial intelligence
Ada Lovelace, the world’s first computer programmer
As the first computer programmer, Ada Lovelace is a symbol for women in tech. The Ada Lovelace Day, every year
How misinformation about Israel – Hamas is flooding social media
“The war between Israel and Hamas has accelerated the spread of misinformation and broadened its reach due to graphic and
Closing gender gap to improve world economy
Closing gender gaps can help countries recover from the global economic crisis, a report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF)
Nobel economics prize for studies on gender pay gap
Claudia Goldin, American economic historian, gets this year’s Nobel prize in economics for her work on gender pay gap. She
Investments in GenAI getting weaker financial data shows
There are signs that the enthusiasm for investing in generative AI is getting weaker. “Generative AI continues to elicit considerable
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Governments in the EU should in exceptional cases be allowed to use spyware for surveillance of journalists. This may only
Ukrainian government under constant digital attacks
The Ukrainian government is under near-constant digital attack. “It is clear cyber will continue to play an integral role in
The gaming industry needs more women developers
Only about 30% of game-developers globally are women but close to 50% of gamers are women, Gena Davis Institute of
Governments can use spyware against journalists as “last resort” EU parliament says
Governments in the EU should in exceptional cases be allowed to use spyware for surveillance of journalists. This may only