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Public sector organisations will pilot artificial intelligence governance framework and evolve it based on feedback.

Key developments of interest over the last month include: United Kingdom: HM Treasury responds to Payments Landscape Review call for evidence Hong Kong: HKMA publishes white paper...

Ms Haugen said Facebook was very good at dancing with data to suggest it was successfully clamping down on toxic content but in reality its negligence is pushing users towards extremism.

The alarm was raised after an online harms issue known only to a few people at DCMS was raised by a senior executive at Facebook in a recent meeting.

On 22 September, the UK government’s Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) announced its long-awaited National AI Strategy. The strategy paper sets out the government’s...

Turkey’s global life and communication platform BiP introduces its new feature, allowing users to convey their group chats easily from other applications. Reaching out to 80 million users globally, BiP sustains innovative investments and introduces group chat import enabling users to move their existing group and individual chats including videos and photographs automatically at once. India is a key market for BiP and consumers in India have the highest rate in message per user.

Is it right to warn people when an algorithm predicts they are likely to commit a crime? Should the use of a facial recognition artificial intelligence tool that identifies people as gay be banned? Is it right for a visa application screening ...

Information and information technologies are increasingly essential to our social, economic, and political interactions.

​​​​​​Key takeaways Whilst government and regulators in the UK recognise the growing place of AI in recruitment, it is clear that they expect companies to take a considered and critical approach to when and how it is used. Companies should be clear on their approach from the outset (recording their analysis in a data protection impact assessment) and keep this under regular review as the technology (and their use of it) develops. Background In late 2020 the UK Government’s Centre ...

Ethical use of data, tech in customers race key to growth Thursday April 29 2021 A lot of work has been done on the email front to mitigate, reduce and combat spam but it is not enough, given the potential upside of the infraction. By MBUGUA NJIHIA Summary Where businesses get it wrong, is the attempt to short circuit the consumer journey. In a digital mobile-first world, harvesting, purchasing, or generating databases of emails and phone numbers is the start. In the quest to mop up every shill...