Global accountancy firm PwC has defied logic and contextual awareness by declaring artificial intelligence will actually have a positive impact on the UK’s employment numbers, creating more jobs than it destroys.
Etail giant Amazon has confirmed it is to open a second, bigger cashier-free retail outlet in Seattle later this year.
A decade ago the prospect of artificial intelligence was fanciful, but now one in four Brits believe they could be replaced by a machine today.
Deutsche Telekom expects to grow its revenues by 1% per year through to 2021, but it also expects to continue a long-standing trend of streamlining its workforce in favour of automation and digitalisation.
Google is trying to make machines sound more human and that’s freaking people out.
The White House is set to host a conference with Silicon Valley’s best and brightest to learn how laws and regulations should be adapted to fuel the growth of artificial intelligence in years to come.
Amazon has announced it will be hiring another 2,000 people to expand its Boston Tech Hub, the office where its artificial intelligence work is centred.
MegaFon and NEC have announced the completion of a live field-test to incorporate AI technology into the Russian network to improve the efficiency of planning and maintenance of transport network resources.
Research from Northeastern University claims 73% of Americans believe AI will lead to a loss of more jobs than it creates, while 58% say the technology is a bigger threat to their job than immigration.
Zero-touch has been lauded as nirvana for the telcos, but some might longingly look at the promise as unrealistic. That shouldn’t be the case according to Juniper CTO Bikash Koley.
Artificial intelligence promises to be one of the key drivers for the next industrial revolution but until telcos become a bit more liberal with their data the benefits will never be felt.
Finnish operator Elisa is so happy with its self-organising network tech, developed with Red Hat, that it wants the whole world to know about it.
Oracle is making all the right noises ahead of Mobile World Congress with an aggressive expansion in data centre assets, a virtual assistant and a broader offering across its autonomous product portfolio.
MPs across the UK have started cracking the whip in the press room as each ego proclaims its own importance in securing £3 billion in procurement from Huawei over the next five years.
ETSI has unveiled a new Industry Specification Group: Zero Touch Network and Service Management, which will aim to accelerate network automation; humans beware.
It’s another incremental step towards full-scale automation, but Nokia’s new data processing software aims to add a critical component to any customer experience quest; context.
The Open Network Automation Platform has served up its first release, which is designed to to offer a unified architecture for network automation.
Another week has passed, and another piece of research has emerged about the potential of AI, but the human cost is starting to become a very big elephant.
Huawei is cashing in on the intelligence buzz with the launch of its All-Intelligent Network.
Waymo – the new name for Google’s autonomous vehicle efforts – is one of a number of organizations behind the ‘Let’s Talk Self-Driving’ initiative.
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