Megan Wright

When it comes to automation, the focus should be on how good execution is—not how many bots you have

Europe has five to ten year window to win big in artificial intelligence, says European Tech Alliance founding member

Young adults are lax on passwords and more comfortable with biometric and multifactor authentication, according to new IBM study

Removing barriers and managing stakeholders creates the momentum necessary to achieve automation success, Charles Mulinder explains

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The current commercial model needs to change in order to ensure automation is open to all industries, says Kris Subramanian, head of sales at Option3.

In a world where technology is increasingly pervasive, rapid recent advancements in AI may represent the best strategy for financial services organizations to respond

The year ahead represents a critical moment for machine learning and AI, as algorithms become smarter—and more subjective

“People either refuse to embrace blockchain because they don’t understand what it can do or what it can be used for,” said Shping’s Gennady Volchek

An automated process is more efficient than one that isn’t automated—even if it’s imperfect—says Thoughtonomy’s Terry Walby

From ethical robotics to integrated roads, here’s a round up of the biggest trends in artificial intelligence from this year’s Web Summit conference

“What Fairtrade did for coffee, we aim to do for robotics," says Aimee van Wynsberghe, president of the Foundation for Responsible Robotics