Restoring trust in the online world requires a clearer characterization of what information is fact based on expert knowledge and what is often unsupported opinion presented as truth, says author and keynote speaker Andreas Ekström.
As the first internet generation, the responsibility falls on us to set in stone the online rights of users for centuries to come, says Andreas Ekström.
Award-winning speaker and author Andreas Ekström highlights the threats to the integrity of the global internet — and why we need a ‘Greta Thunberg for digital.’
University of California professor Stuart Russell on the existential threat posed by super-intelligent tech — and how ‘explainability’ will be the key to building ‘good’ AI systems.
The head of tech at the precious metals and chemicals giant describes how global IT unification, modernization and reskilling is supporting the business’s wider business transformation agenda.
Jawaz Illavia, VP for digital, commercial and data analytics for the brewer’s global business services unit, describes how data has become a critical ingredient for success in the beer business.
Human factors consultant Amanda Widdowson explains nine ways employees can pose a risk to an organization’s cybersecurity, even if they aren’t behaving maliciously.
From AI and digital twins to ‘Skype in a hardhat,’ engineering group Wood is applying digital innovation to sustain a leadership position in the energy sector. Company CTO Darren Martin outlines the change agenda.
Merck Healthcare’s CIO Alessandro De Luca has driven the automation of the company’s supply chain. Now he wants to take the pharma giant on a journey towards autonomous business operations.
Since its emergence as an independent nation in the 1990s, Estonia has led the world in national digitalization programs. Marten Kaevats, the country’s lead digital advisor, tells I-CIO about the technologies that continue to drive Estonia’s goal to be the foremost e-state.
