Businesses’ use of AI predicted to take off in 2023
Businesses’ use of artificial intelligence could take off in 2023. It has so far been lower-than-expected as the private sector
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 3
Artificial intelligence producing pictures and text is creating conflicts around ethics and other rights. The latest case is international picture
Economic downturn causing more big tech layoffs
The slowing economy has over just a few weeks led to big tech companies announcing layoffs of 40 000 staffers
The importance of planning for tomorrow’s metaverse
There are big hopes for the emerging metaverse but forecasters and specialists differ when it comes to timing and importance.
Artificial Intelligence accused of violating creators’ rights
Artificial intelligence producing pictures and text is creating conflicts around ethics and other rights. The latest case is international picture
Steep rise in the number of journalists killed. Many attacked in their homes
After several years of consecutive declines, there was a steep rise in the number of journalists killed in 2022. 86
World Economic Forum urging business leaders to take cybersecurity more seriously
Top executives are not taking cybersecurity seriously enough! This is the conclusion reading World Economic Forum report Global Cybersecurity Outlook.
European Parliament wants stricter rules for gaming
EU gamers should be better protected from addiction and other manipulative practices, the European Parliament says while emphasising the potential
Thomson Reuters in closer cooperation with London Stock Exchange
Thomson Reuters, owner of news agency Reuters, is getting even closer to the London Stock Exchange Group as the companies
Oversight Board tells Meta to change rules for nudity
Meta should change its standard for Adult Nudity and Sexual Activity Community so that it is governed by clear criteria