A discussion I often find myself engaged in is where investment should be focussed when it comes to cybersecurity - human or machine. Inevitably this conversation can invoke a degree of impassioned exchanges, dependent on the proposed purpose of the investment into artificial intelligence (AI).
Read MoreWith opposing views on the risk-reward this next generation technology could bring, how can this dichotomy be reconciled or middle ground achieved. It seems unconscionable that there is any singular correct answer to the question of how AI should be developed, and yet the potential for its capacity to learn frightens us to the point where we speak openly on forums, debate its future, and establish groups in the hope we can provide a semblance of control and operational parameters within which it will exist.
Read MoreWith the current generation of IT ‘users’ we are seeing a decline in the number of engineers who can actually do something with these platforms. This is a common problem across IT and engineering in general, despite an impetus to entice students into the engineering disciplines.
Read MoreThe accelerated development of digital technology to enhance our everyday lives is unstoppable, and set to continue on its skyward trajectory. We are now seeing an increase in the melding of innovative concepts from disparate scientific and technical fields in what has been dubbed ‘innofusion’, to advance all areas from medical to military.
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