All articles by Ellen Daniel

How machine learning and IoT can help the world’s poorest people

Plummeting cost-to-compute is making machine learning, (ML), artificial intelligence (AI) and internet of things (IoT) applications more accessible than ever.…
Is a robot about to steal my job?

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) at a recent Future of Work event hosted by BT at its London headquarters…
Future of semiconductor industry: Ten companies predicted to succeed

Intel is the company which is best placed to succeed in the semiconductor sector, according to exclusive theme-based analysis. GlobalData…
UK businesses optimistic about data regulation, but Brexit is a different story

Although organisations may have initially reacted negatively to new data privacy regulations, as ensuring compliance with GDPR required a significant…
Cybersecurity for good: SecurityScorecard provides free tools to NGOs

SecurityScorecard, the leader in security ratings, announced today the launch of Project Escher, an initiative to provide complimentary access to…

Large-scale study reveals what Gen Z wants from a digital world

Over the last decade, the generation retailers and media outlets alike have been fixated on is millennials. However, there’s a…
Organisations risk falling revenues due to fear of disruptive technology

Although taking advantage of cutting-edge technology is crucial for businesses wanting to excel, new research from IT consultancy Coeus Consulting…
IBM releases database of 1 million faces to combat bias in facial recognition

One of the apparent strengths of artificial intelligence is its ability to remove human bias. However, although this may be the…
Top five UK cities for starting your own business revealed

Despite fears that a no-deal Brexit could damage UK startup prospects, many of the UK's cities are now emerging as…
Twitter AI: How the platform is embracing artificial intelligence

In recent years, Twitter has developed a negative association with bots, with the microblogging platform wiping out 6% of its…