What makes digital workers go back to the office after the pandemic
Offices around the world are trying to find out how to work now when the pandemic is no longer considered
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 19
What could be the world’s first rules on artificial intelligence has been adopted by European Parliament’s committees. The draft includes
Promoting women’s advancements in tech
Companies where women are well represented at the top earn up to 50% higher profits and share performance. Yet, gender
Introducing transparency rules for artificial intelligence
What could be the world’s first rules on artificial intelligence has been adopted by the European Parliament’s committees for the
Waiting for the Metaverse – What is the value in ten years
Waiting for the metaverse – will it really take off? It is possible that, like many other previously hyped technological
European Parliament inquiry accepts spyware but wants better control
Spyware have been used to secretly monitor politicians, journalists and civil rights activists. A European Parliament committee accepts the use
Increasing number of cyberattacks a challenge for healthcare
Cyberattacks on healthcare are increasing. New research shows healthcare is the third most targeted industry in 2023, ahead of finance,
The Week That Was: IT and Media news week 18
The generative artificial intelligence chatbot hype has probably not yet peaked. A new survey shows 70% of executives say their
Fighting online piracy of live sports and music
Media sports rights is big money and online piracy is a big problem. The EU Commission has now adopted recommendations
Survey says news media is increasing political polarisation
News media is doing more harm than good for democracy and political polarisation, according to a new US survey. Nearly