On this episode of the Design Mind frogcast, we’re talking about future-proofing products and services to connect the dots between creating experiences people love and contributing toward a more regenerative future for people and planet.
Dr Maya Dillon, head of AI at Cambridge Consultants, spoke to Sky News ahead of the summit saying it’s “a great opportunity” for the UK to take a leading role in setting the tone for AI development globally.
Madeline Cheah, Cyber Security Specialist, explained that there are two main challenge categories are at play across cybersecurity threat monitoring in today’s digital business world.
Dr Maya Dillon, Head of AI commented, “The AI revolution isn’t merely about leveraging a tool; it’s about sculpting a future where business prosperity and societal welfare are inseparably intertwined. Collaboration is a must.”
Social engineering attacks remain among the most prominent and threatening types of cyber attacks to organisations and their networks, with threat actors consistently evolving their techniques at scale. Cyber Security Specialist, Madeline Cheah, spoke with Information Age about preventative measures.
Society, and in turn business, need to find more sustainable alternatives to the power-hungry computation that has got us to where we are today. Excitingly, the emergence of neuromorphic computing, which mimics our neural systems, promises both extraordinary performance and transformative energy efficiency.