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In Conversation: Martha Lane Fox and Lynn Robinson

June 15, 2020

British tech entrepreneur, The Right Honourable Baroness Martha Lane Fox CBE, joins IIC, Director General, Lynn Robinson in conversation to share her views on sustainable and responsible technology and how the Covid -19 pandemic has reinforced the importance of ‘good digitisation’ policies and applications. Martha discusses the nuances of the digital divide that have been… [Read More]

Hackers-for-hire target institutions involved in ‘contentious issues’

June 11, 2020

New report reveals extent of efforts to steal passwords The growth of the ‘hacking-for-hire’ industry is revealed in a report from Citizen Lab, and discussed in the Financial Times. Researchers discovered 28,000 web pages dedicated to ‘spear phishing’ for passwords.  Read more here.

In Conversation: Dr R S Sharma and Chris Chapman – Part Two

June 8, 2020

In this second part of a two-part podcast, Dr R S Sharma, Chairman of Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) speaks with Chris Chapman about how India will work to the new normal, post Covid-10, and how the telecommunications industry can adapt and support as we move out of the current public health crisis. Dr… [Read More]

In Conversation: Dr R S Sharma and Chris Chapman – Part One

June 8, 2020

In the first of a two-part podcast series, Dr R S Sharma, Chairman of Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) speaks with Chris Chapman about the initiatives TRAI have undertaken during the Covid-19 pandemic to support their citizens with communication technologies with the assistance of the industry. Dr Sharma also discusses the effect on current… [Read More]

Self-driving cars may prevent only a minority of accidents

June 5, 2020

Reuters reports on a US study which suggests that the majority of road accidents are caused by mistakes that self-driving systems are no better able to cope with than humans. The research, from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, throws doubts on claims that fully automated driving will virtually eliminate crashes. Read more here.

Microsoft increases role of AI in news

June 4, 2020

Editors and journalists jobs to go in the latest deployment of Artificial Intelligence Theverge.com is one of a number of news sites to report the job losses at Microsoft News and MSN as the company replaces editors and journalists with AI tools in areas like the curation of stories.  Read more here.

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