AI predicts outcomes using historical data, while Generative AI creates new content. Their growth is vital for informed decision-making in life sciences, necessitating careful validation.

AI can be considered as an intelligent robot which possesses the cognitive characteristics of a human being.

The application of AI in healthcare has resulted in a number of tangible benefits, including early disease detection, faster and more accurate analysis of medical images, robotic surgery, accelerated drug discovery, and more.

AI has been a strong ally to a wide range of industry practices and its subsets are going a step further in helping solve real-world problems from natural disasters to healthcare challenges

The emergence of generative AI has had a significant impact on cybersecurity, for both the attackers and defenders

AI regulations must be prioritized by governments and organizations

Dr. Claus Reimers, Deputy CTO at Lloyd’s Register, shares insights on maritime business and the impact of emerging technologies, unmanned ships, cybersecurity and the plight of seafarers

New AI advancements are leading to continued AI research and development by tech companies large and small

The use of augmented intelligence in surgery is in its infancy, but the potential to transform healthcare is getting the industry excited

Advancements in AI extending to connected devices is helping compound the benefits of the IoT landscape, improving user experience

According to Gartner, the global AI market size is expected to reach $134 billion by 2025

Generative AI has the potential to transform a range of industries, from healthcare to banking and even photography