All articles by Kris Cooper
Kris Cooper
Interview: how AI can optimise energy use and aid the green transition
Finning’s Kelly Cole unpacks the role of AI in the clean energy transition, covering risks, challenges and grid stability.
‘Cybercrime down to a fine art’ – attack hampering auctions at Christie’s
Christie’s website was taken offline by a suspected cyber attack ahead of its major series of spring auctions.
Interview: increasing cyber threats to critical infrastructure organisations – Graylog
Ross Brewer emphasises the need for digital hygiene and international collaboration to mitigate critical infrastructure threats.
Q&A: GlobalData’s Laura Petrone on the US TikTok ban and the ‘splinternet’
Petrone unpacks the relationship between a potential US TikTok ban and the fragmentation of the internet.
How ‘AI killer robots’ are threatening global security
Think thank SIPRI and GlobalData analysts unpack how the use of AI by the militaries raises an urgent need for regulation.
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Interview: Yubico’s Niall McConachie on how cybersecurity could mitigate AI’s threat to democracy
With AI driven misinformation threatening to disrupt elections throughout 2024, Yubico’s Niall McConachie talks about how cybersecurity can be used to combat the threat.
Interview: How LYT is using AI to reduce emergency vehicle response time
Tim Menard, founder and CEO of LYT, explains how the company’s AI solution helps emergency vehicle response time.
‘Web 2.5’ and the future of decentralised finance
As Web3 becomes a reality, there are several obstacles in the way for the adoption of a broader decentralised ecosystem.
In conversation: Dexory CEO on how digital twins and automation are helping logistics companies
Andrei Danescu, CEO of data intelligence company Dexory, explains how digital twins can help logistics companies navigate global supply chains
How big a problem is e-waste?
With the UN expecting e-waste to increase by a third by 2030, right-repair-regulation has become key to addressing the growing problem.