Artificial intelligence (AI) can offer transformative potential, but organisations face challenges to deliver the value at scale that can turn it into an enterprise-grade capability.
AI, and particularly Generative AI (GenAI) is beginning to reshape how financial institutions analyse risk, manage data and serve customers. At a recent Business Reporter dinner at the House of Lords, senior executives discussed how this technology is influencing the future of financial services, and what obstacles still stand in the way.
The growing use of artificial intelligence is reshaping not only the types of employees that British companies need, but also the capacity of their training systems to prepare workers at the speed the market now demands.
Global payments processor Stripe outlines the growing damage caused by payment fraud and explains how AI-driven tools are helping businesses combat these threats while unlocking new opportunities for growth
Global payments processor Stripe explores how artificial intelligence is revolutionising business payments by boosting revenue, reducing fraud and transforming customer experience
When AI systems lack rigour or relevance, they create workslop, content that masquerades as good work but lacks the substance to meaningfully advance a given task
At a private dinner at the House of Lords hosted by Dynatrace , senior leaders from automotive, banking, energy, technology, marketing and professional services gathered to examine one of the most urgent questions facing modern enterprises: how to safely deploy, scale and govern AI in a way that genuinely transforms the business.