The UK wants ‘AI sovereignty’ to cut its reliance on foreign tech – here’s how that can be achieved
Recent reports have highlighted the risks of relying on foreign suppliers.
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Recent reports have highlighted the risks of relying on foreign suppliers.
Read the original →Industry stakeholders have hailed investment in AI security and sovereignty capabilities.
Read the original →AI agents are exposing gaps in India’s cybersecurity systems. This raises concerns about the ability to detect and contain autonomous cyber intrusions.
Read the original →Global technology acquirers and private equity buyers from North America and Europe are shifting their cross-border M&A strategy in India. They are prioritizing proprietary intellectual property, artificial intelligence and data analytics over traditional cost-efficient IT services. TermSheet Capital's buy-side network data shows Data and AI account for nearly 60 per […]
Read the original →At 62, Marcelle Flowers had spent decades building her career in the plumbing industry. Two young entrepreneurs arrived at her Sacramento business with an idea for using artificial intelligence. Initially sceptical, Flowers agreed to test their automated appointment reminder system after recognising a problem it could solve.
Read the original →NCS opened an AI Mission Centre in Singapore. It plans to increase the number of AI engineers in client teams from 100 to more than 300 within two years.
Read the original →724Edu partners with Hong Kong EdTech company NovaLearn to scale curriculum-grounded AI tools across classrooms.
Read the original →Companies that want to survive the artificial intelligence shake-up need more than new tools. They need leaders willing to use them and rethink strategies.
Read the original →Major conglomerates train CEOs and employees to integrate AI across all operations. The change is reshaping industries from factories to customer service.
Read the original →IAI workers' union chairman Yair Katz says the defense company is slowing recruitment and preparing employees for AI-driven changes to avoid layoffs. He also calls for fewer government restrictions ahead of a planned IPO and warns against reliance on foreign suppliers.
Read the original →The third edition of the Foreseeing Government Audit Future Conference opened in Dubai. It is organised by the Financial Audit Authority under the theme ‘Smart Audit’.
Read the original →President Trump is pushing to replace the term artificial intelligence in government language.
Read the original →This Week in Tech covers how AI is driving Mexico's tech exports, global investment, and automation.
Read the original →Dr Albert Sharra, a computational social scientist and political expert, says artificial intelligence could improve legislative research and help monitor public matters.
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