Category: AI
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Enhancing Cyber Resilience through Trusted AI Security
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes woven into the fabric of daily life – powering automation, analytics, and decision-making – it simultaneously opens new vulnerabilities for attackers to exploit. Ensuring the security of AI systems, beyond leveraging AI for network defense, is now among the most urgent challenges in cybersecurity. To explore what this shift means…
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The Hidden Expenses of AI Warfare: A Critical Analysis
Introduction The relationship between AI-enabled weapons systems and environmental harm grown in significance in contemporary society. These two areas fall within fields that have attracted increasing global attention: on the one hand, the protection of the environment, and on the other, the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), meaning the technology that enables machines to…
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Data Science Summit 2025: Unveiling Innovations in AI, Quantum, and Emerging Technologies at ISB
The ISB Institute of Data Science (IIDS), in collaboration with HSBC, recently organised the Data Science Summit 2025 (DSS 2025)—a two-day national summit, that brought together global leaders from government, industry, academia, and the research community to deliberate on the future of Agentic AI, Quantum Computing, Cybersecurity, Generative AI Safety, and Emerging Technologies. This year,…
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Revolutionizing Supply Chains Through AI and Innovation
In the latest episode of the Logistics Business Conversations Podcast, host Peter MacLeod sits down with Sjoerd Eekelaar, Chief Customer Officer at Cargo on to discuss transforming supply chains. On, to explore the transformative power of AI in the logistics industry. As businesses face challenges like driver shortages and sustainability, AI offers innovative solutions to…
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High-Paying Careers Immune to AI Replacement
As artificial intelligence reshapes many industries, students planning their education abroad are increasingly concerned about which careers will remain secure. The 2025/26 IDP report addresses this shift by identifying professions that face little to no automation risk and still offer strong earning potential. It highlights how human-centric roles, especially those in healthcare, continue to stand…
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Bill Gates’ Daughter Launches $180M AI App While He Trains as a Newbie
Phoebe Gates is officially carving out her own space in the booming AI market. The 21-year-old daughter of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has raised $30 million for her AI-driven shopping startup Phia, pushing the company’s valuation to $180 million — all within months of its first fundraise. But here’s what’s strange — while the Gates…
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Rodic AI Launches U.S. Subsidiary for Global AI Transformation
New Delhi : Rodic Consultants, a leading engineering and digital infrastructure consulting company, announced the official launch of Rodic AI, its pioneering technology subsidiary dedicated to Artificial Intelligence, advanced data analytics, and digital transformation. Headquartered at the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) in Boston, a global nexus widely recognized as the most innovative square mile in…
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AI Expert Warns Mid-Level Programmers May Be Replaced, Advocates for CS Degrees
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence is reshaping the tech industry at bottleneck speed. Many companies are already automating several work areas including the process of writing code. And this is raising questions whether holding a degree in computer science (CS) will be any helpful in future. But if you ask Geoffrey Hinton, the Godfather…
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AI’s Impact on Coding Jobs: The Enduring Value of Computer Science Degrees
Geoffrey Hinton, also known as the Godfather of AI in the industry, has made yet another interesting statement about the future of jobs. Talking to Business Insider, he urged students and engineers not to leave computer science degrees despite the massive growth of AI. As per him, the relevance of computer science extends far beyond…
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Concerns Over AI Readiness in UK Students: Insights from Pearson’s 2025 School Report
The Pearson School Report 2025, for which the company surveyed 14,000 voices from education in the UK, found that 44 percent of secondary teachers and 31 percent of primary teachers believe students are not being adequately prepared for the impact of AI. Only nine percent of UK teachers report feeling confident in teaching their students…