Malhotra has more than two decades of experience in technology journalism and public relations. She writes about enterprise technology and security-related issues and has worked at Biztech2.com, Dataquest and The Indian Express.
Generative AI has advanced rapidly over the past year, and organizations are recognizing its potential across business functions. But businesses have now taken a cautious stance regarding gen AI adoption due to steep implementation costs and concerns regarding hallucinations.
David Ortiz, Global CISO of Church & Dwight, stresses the importance of comprehensive preparedness, including cybersecurity, disaster recovery, business continuity and crisis management, to build resiliency in OT manufacturing security practices.
Khang Nguyen Trieu, group chief technology architect, Accor, discusses how the company is readying its underlying technology architecture for generative AI implementation. He discusses the importance of data quality and explains how the company's big data foundation facilitates AI adoption.
The enthusiasm for gen AI adoption and the proliferation of its use cases across industries are countered by challenges concerning accuracy and reliability. Lars Gehrmann, group CDO, Qatar Insurance Group, highlights the risks posed by AI's convincing yet inconsistent outputs.
Qatar Insurance Group is harnessing generative AI across business functions to improve operational efficiencies and customer centricity. CDO Lars Gehrmann discusses the group's generative AI initiatives, including claims processing, call center management, marketing and employee productivity.
Most AI discussions on ethics and regulations focus on data privacy and biases. Emine Ozge Yildirim-Vranckaert of KU Leuven Center for IT & IP Law highlights the pressing need to address AI's impact on the lesser-known concerns around freedom of thought, as it becomes increasingly integrated into media practices.
Space-based cloud computing pushes boundaries, removing limits on speed, storage, latency and security. Italy-based Leonardo's groundbreaking satellite network promises defense forces game-changing data storage, processing power and security capabilities that could reshape the digital frontier.
While voice technologies have revolutionized businesses, they often overlook several indigenous languages and dialects. Mozilla Fellow Rebecca Ryakitimbo discusses Mozilla's Common Voice project that democratizes voice recognition, ensuring accessibility for all.
In the current landscape dominated by generative AI adoption, legacy infrastructure acts as a formidable obstacle. There is an imperative need for strategic upgrades encompassing compute, storage and networking.
More than two dozen countries during a December international summit in India committed to enacting AI regulations, but making the commitment may be easier than actually making the laws. Most countries - with the prominent exception of European Union members - lack specific AI guidance or policy.
Presently, the applicability of quantum computing to real-world business problems is limited. Leading cloud providers such as AWS, Google, IBM and Microsoft are actively working to broaden this scope by providing quantum computing services over the cloud to expedite more use cases.
Bloomberg, JPMC, European Central Bank, Morgan Stanley, Nasdaq, HDFC ERGO and Commonwealth Bank Australia are harnessing generative AI to enhance productivity and customer experience. Generative AI has the potential to reshape job roles, redefine customer interactions and create new business models.
As criminal activities evolve with sophisticated tech such as generative AI and deepfakes, modern law enforcement fights back with the same technology. Paul Griffiths explains how Queensland Police's AI-driven approach is combatting online child sexual abuse cases.
The turmoil at OpenAI with the ouster and subsequent reinstatement of CEO Sam Altman may be over, but the uproar sounded a wake-up call to firms making investments in AI: No startup is too big to fail. It could lead to more diversified and resilient AI strategies, said Seek AI CEO Sarah Nagy.
Businesses want to adopt emerging artificial intelligence technologies but face challenges in effective implementation. Cisco's global AI Readiness Index 2023 reveals significant gaps in strategy, infrastructure and talent - affecting their ability to realize AI's full potential.
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