Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already a part of how the Government and public bodies make decisions and deliver public services.
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The media coverage of last week’s General Election saw an unprecedented use of machine generated journalism.
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Last week the terror attack which took place in Germany was streamed live on Twitch, an online video-gaming platform owned by Amazon. It was the gunman himself who filmed the 35-minute live stream in which he made anti-Semitic comments to the camera before shooting at the door of a synagogue and shooting dead two passers-by.
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In-app purchasing in video games may get caught by gambling regulations. The Gambling Act was introduced in 2005 primarily to ensure that gambling in the UK is done in a fair, open and legal way.
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You are walking along a side street towards your office. Unbeknown to you a private company has installed closed circuit television with facial recognition capabilities and is tracking your movements. Is this lawful?
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The role out of 5G is set to drive forward the concept of driverless technology and smart cities. Increased speeds at which data can be shared between a vehicle – for example a sensor detecting a hazard and that data being uploaded to the Cloud, is approximately 50 times faster than under a 4G connection.
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Developments in the last week show Facebook and Instagram are leading players in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
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We live in a digital world.
Every facet of daily life is governed to some degree by phone, web or some form of connected technology.
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It has been revealed that hundreds of UK business are using artificial intelligence to monitor staff activity. Is this an innovative way to analyse productivity or a stressful scrutinisation of individuals’ activity?
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We are a “long way from the ‘robots will take my job’ anxiety that dominates the media’s image of AI and automation” states Katherine Henley, workforce transformation expert at PA Consulting.
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As users, we power the internet through our data. Be it social media, online searches or simple tasks like shopping which we take for granted, our online activities leave a trail of data that has value and is ready to be exploited.
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