It strikes me as paradoxical that businesses feel very secure in using artificial intelligence to let people know, for example, when it is safe to make a lane change at 100 kilometres per hour, yet they are reticent to use the same technology to classify and manage information through its lifecycle. Artificial Intelligence is used almost every minute of every day, in nearly every smart device we own.
Air Marshal Darren Goldie - Australia's new National Cyber Security Coordinator, has confirmed multiple government departments and agencies have been affected by the attack on HWL Ebsworth in May.
70% of executives believe that generative AI will enable organisations to widen the scope of the roles of knowledge workers, according to a Capgemini survey of 1000 business across 13 countries.
Generative AI tools such as Midjourney, Stable Diffusion and DALL-E 2 have astounded us with their ability to produce remarkable images in a matter of seconds. Despite their achievements, however, there remains a puzzling disparity between what AI image generators can produce and what we can. For instance, these tools often won’t deliver satisfactory results for seemingly simple tasks such as counting objects and producing accurate text.
You may think about information management, record-keeping, archival, or something similar. However, as you deep-dive into the subject, you will realize it is much more than that. Records management can be a strategic path toward compliance, efficiency, collaboration, and accountability – if done right.
Ripcord and Oracle have announced a partnership that combines Ripcord's Document Intelligence as a Service (DIaaS) with Oracle ERP products, promising to transform the way companies manage their documents and activate their data.
A 12 month study of recent ransomware trends by cloud security company Zscaler found the barrier of entry has decreased, while cyberattacks have grown in sophistication, due to the prevalence of RaaS, a model where threat actors sell their services on the dark web for 70-80% of ransomware profits.
There’s been much ado about the pros and cons of artificial intelligence over the last few months since the start of the ChatGPT era. Generative AI has hit the mainstream; new vendor solutions are cropping up daily and professionals from many different industries are giving it a test drive.
The twin factors of poor data controls and the advent of new generative AI tools based on Large Language Models (LLMs) will lead to a spike in insider data breaches over the coming year, warns Imperva
Australia’s national strategy to identify and retain essential government records is buckling under the complexity and cost of dealing with an exponential growth in data, according to a new report from the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO).
