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  • Robots and AI’s not allowed to copyright artworks, US Copyright Office says

    February 22, 2022

    The US Copyright Office (USCO) has said Artificial Intelligences (AI’s) should not be allowed to patent their own work, after ruling that copyright claims can only be registered on work containing elements of human authorship.   The Copyright Office ruled that artificial intelligences (AI’s) should not be allowed to secure copyright on any content they [...]

  • Government injects £23m to boost UK skills and diversity in AI jobs

    February 10, 2022

    The government has pumped £23m into Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data conversion courses for young and underrepresented groups, as the UK aims to be the industry leader. There will be up to two thousand scholarships for masters AI conversion courses, and the aim is to create a new generation of experts in data science and [...]

  • UK should ban CCTV cameras used by Chinese government, campaigners say

    February 9, 2022

    Local authorities across the UK are using the same CCTV cameras the Chinese government uses in Uyghur internment camps, the Free Tibet campaign has said, after calling on the government to ban use of the cameras in Britain. At least 275 local councils have bought CCTV cameras from Chinese state-owned company Hikvision, despite claims the [...]

  • How natural language processing helps investors

    January 11, 2022  |  City Talk

    Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, natural language processing (NLP) – for several years, we’ve heard how these technologies will transform investment management. Firms have invested untold capital in research in hopes of converting these trends into added revenue. Yet for many of us, these technologies and what they can bring to the investment [...]

  • London’s Signal AI raises $50m to hire UK talent and ramp up international expansion

    December 15, 2021

    Signal AI, a British startup that is trying to solve the “information overload” faced by business decision makers with its artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, has today closed a $50m Series D funding round. Its latest round was led by growth-stage investors Highland Europe, who have previously backed ContentSquare and Matches Fashion, and brings [...]

  • Israeli AI firm Windward to list on London AIM with £126m market cap

    December 1, 2021

    Maritime technology firm Windward has announced today its intention to IPO on AIM on 6 December with a market cap of £126.5m. 

  • Greece’s Ancient Olympia to be digitally preserved by Microsoft

    November 11, 2021

    Ancient Olympia to be digitally preserved in a new deal between the Greek government and Microsoft.

  • Ocado turns to robots for delivery of groceries to Londoners amid shortage of workers

    October 26, 2021

    Built by UK online supermarket pioneer Ocado, the washing-machine sized bots have caught the eye of international retailers battling a shortage of workers and rising wage demands. Watch the full report.

  • Why business leaders need a growth mindset to positively influence the workplace of the future

    September 15, 2021  |  City Talk

    Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon examines the need for leaders to understand advances in technology to positively influence the way we work. To many, technology, such as artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced robotics, may seem to exist in isolation within the computer labs of huge tech companies. They are something that experts are tinkering with, but don’t [...]

  • SoftBank-backed AI startup Peak raises $75m in second funding round in six months

    August 31, 2021

    Manchester-based Artificial Intelligence (AI) provider Peak will expand into new global markets after raising $75m in its latest funding round, led by SoftBank’s $100bn Vision Fund Two. Peak AI, which sells its “decision intelligence” enterprise software platform to non-tech companies to help with their operations, plans to use the latest raise to double its workforce [...]

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