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A bold road: Saudi Arabia bets on driverless trucks
Two tech companies are partnering to use AI to develop a nationwide autonomous transportation network, in an initiative that will be costly but could pay off long-term
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we have a constantly running for loop that just grabs every available EC2 node we can get in the classes we need
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You can't automate your way to a happier, more engaged workforce
The media and marketing industries find themselves at a crossroads. At a time when AI adoption is ramping up, and organisations are desperately pursuing greater efficiency, few are asking themselves the crucial question: at what costThe long-term impact m
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Play is becoming the new scroll: The rise of social gaming
My career has been spent building gaming and digital communities. Following senior roles at SEGA Europe and SEGA West, today, I lead WOLF, a MENA-focused social entertainment platform and technology business with expertise in building highly engaged onlin
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Beyond the model: why sovereign AI will define the future of critical services
For the past few years, the AI conversation has been dominated by a race for bigger, faster and more capable models, with the narrative largely centred on performance benchmarks, reasoning capabilities and the emergence of increasingly sophisticated found
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Attackers Turn Trusted Node.js Runtime Into Malware Delivery Tool in Targeted Attacks
Attackers abuse Node.js to execute malicious scripts and deploy payloads in attacks targeting governments, technology companies, and hotels.
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AI without governance could come back to bite you
99% of the discussion around generative AI focuses on what the technology might achieve, rather than how to make it work effectively. Organisations are investing heavily in LLMs, PoCs and increasingly expensive tokens, impressed by AI's ability to generat
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Why federated architecture could be the next big shift in data infrastructure
This summer has taken its toll on farmers across the world. Improving resilience and adapting fast to this ever changing environment will depend on building more resilient soils. This will require better evidence about what works, where it works and under
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