Artificial intelligence (AI) seems to be the only topic, tool and concept businesses are striving to conquer, yet data has revealed that strategy around it is lacking.
A report by BDO has found that businesses are accelerating their adoption of AI, but poor data quality and a lack of strategy is limiting the practical utility of new tools.
Australian businesses are becoming more vulnerable to international payment scams as AI supercharges cyber threats, a fraud prevention firm has warned.
Cryptocurrency has come a long way in the last decade, going from a high-risk digital asset to a widely accepted means of sending money.
Australian business leaders and citizens remain cautious about AI and its effects on cyber security and broader society, KPMG and PwC have found in recent surveys.
Businesses across the globe resisting the AI transition are being urged to “lean in” and embrace the new generation of technology and the opportunities it presents.
The report, compiled by the big four firm, contained a wealth of mistakes which are believed to have been caused by unchecked AI hallucinations.
Australian business leaders are lagging international counterparts in their investments into AI, a survey by KPMG has found.
Here’s why the next decade of AI will be shaped by trust, not just technology, writes Elma O’Sullivan-Greene.
The big four firm will simulate a cyber attack scenario on not-for-profits to encourage them to be more proactive with their cyber security.
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