Deceptive AI presents several risks, but there are solutions to counter this growing threat

The rise of publicly available AI tools has also led to the rise of AI-related cybercrimes and an increase the effectiveness of scams

As technology is integrated into our daily lives, the impact of AI—especially Generative AI—continues to grow, both in a good way as well as ways that are causing concern

Generative AI has been a hot-button issue for the executive and legislative branches of the US government. Now, concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) are evolving into action by policymakers

In the digital age and with the emergence of generative AI, it’s never been more important to establish effective data protection and privacy

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

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

From better decision-making and predicting patterns to better customer engagement via hyper-personalization, making the right use of data unlocks AI’s true power

Generative artifical intelligence presents several short- and long-term challenges that organizations must address with regulations, trusted data and new policies

Despite the technology’s significant energy consumption, artificial intelligence can help organizations achieve their sustainability goals

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

Understanding the risks associated with AI and the need for secure, ethical and compliant AI implementations