Given the state of the nation’s finances, the UK government must match its commitment to support the arts with bold action.

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According to Stasenko, the choice to go open-source for her company’s AI development couldn’t have been clearer. “For us, this was not only a moral argument but also a commercial one,” she says. “You ...

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“CFOs are realising how expensive this can be,” says Manish Goyal, Vice President and Senior Partner of AI and Analytics at IBM Consulting. “Over the past 18 months, we’ve seen a lot of ...