All articles by Alice Nunwick

AI regulation fails to recognise emerging “AI underclass”

AI raters and data taggers are often invisible behind the virality of the chatbots they facilitate, Verdict explores how AI regulation can help them.

China responds to US concerns over Huawei smartphone chip

Chinese officials voice concerns that the US is citing national security as a “guise” to curb its technology sector.

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to build largest biomedical research computing system

The LLM within the computer system will be trained on data of over 50 million cells.

OpenAI announces new Dublin office as it turns its attention to Europe

OpenAI announces new Dublin office as it turns its attention to Europe

The new office will also collaborate on Ireland’s national AI strategy.

AI regulation needs to be about “balance”, warns WithSecure CEO

Verdict sat down with Juhani Hintikka, CEO of WithSecure, to discuss the future of AI regulation and its impact on cybersecurity and innovation.

Big Tech faces pressure to answer for growing “AI underclass”

Verdict spoke to a rater for Google Bard on his “marginalised” experience.

Adobe releases Firefly AI features for AI-enhanced productivity

Adobe claims its new generative AI feature can help speed up the creative process from days to minutes.

Musk, Zuckerberg and OpenAI CEO to attend “hardest” ever Congressional forum on AI

The forums will explore how to support innovation in the technology industry whilst creating controls. 

TSMC eyes Japan as it battles with Arizona skills shortage

Reports of TSMC’s skills gap come as manufacturers worldwide face a shortage of skilled workers.