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Robot revolution promises 58 million extra jobs in next five years

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Latest research from the World Economic Forum forecasts that by 2025, machines will perform more current work tasks than humans, compared to 71% being performed by humans today.

IBM and RFU sign new innovations deal

The Rugby Football Union (RFU) has signed a new agreement with IBM for four years as an official...

UK organisations at risk of falling behind due to a lack of AI strategy, training and experience

Microsoft UK research shows adopting AI can increase business performance by as much as 5 per cent,...

Why AI will be Inhuman

F-Secure’s new research project uses inspiration from nature to take AI where no machine has gone...

Ardagh Group selects Vectra AI to accelerate threat detection and investigation

Global packaging manufacturer uses the Cognito® platform from Vectra to expose hidden attackers...

Generating ROI on AI is still a work in progress

Two-thirds of senior executives across industries—and nearly nine out of ten leaders from the...

DataRobot invests in Europe

Surging demand for AI drives new research and development centres, expansion of regional offices,...

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