The UK is in a strong position to be a world leader in the development of artificial intelligence (AI). This position, coupled with the wider adoption of AI, could deliver a major boost to the economy for years to come. The best way to do this is to put ethics at the centre of AI’s … [Read more…]
In the wake of the news about stores are opening on UK High Streets at their lowest rate in seven years Craig Summers, UK Managing Director, Manhattan Associates discusses the evolution of the high street and what might be next.
From credit cards to dating sites, this infographic shows how digital data has been used and abused over time.
Apple will be bringing refreshed privacy controls for its devices and iCloud services in May with its launch of iOS 11.3, ahead of the new European data privacy laws.
Spotify and Hulu have formed an agreement for the music streaming service to offer select Hulu-owned TV and movie content to its own subscribers.
Facebook is offering a bounty to anyone who discovers rule-violating use of data by developers on the platform, paying from $500 to upward of $40,000 for substantiated cases.
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Facebook is seeing a 62% YoY increase in ad spend on their platform despite current turmoil, according to new data.
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