Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) is deepening its existing partnership with Microsoft after signing a new ‘letter of intent’ to drive wider adoption of generative AI (Gen AI) and ongoing cyber security initiatives.
Neil Walker, Head of Product for IDP vendor TCG Process, sat down with IDM editor Bill Dawes to explain the company strategy behind the utilisation of a different kind of Large Language Model (LLM) and the push for ‘explainable AI”.
Business Process Outsourcer (BPO) ZircoDATA has been targeted in a ransomware attack by a criminal organisation which has published details of 395GB of data that has been allegedly compromised, including Australian ImmiCard numbers.
The emergence of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Generative AI marks a significant leap in technology, promising to deliver transformational automation and innovation across diverse industries and use cases. Having said that, as everyone races to develop next generation AI applications, they are just as quickly coming up against new challenges and hurdles.
In the 1990s, optical character recognition (OCR) got a lot of attention, enabling search engines to work on scanned documents, providing near-instant access to relevant content without laborious manual indexing.
ISACA has launched a framework to help organisations achieve digital trustworthiness, and reap the significant benefits that come with high levels of trust. The new Digital Trust Ecosystem Framework (DTEF) has been four years in development and incorporates input from experts across the globe.
From drafting emails to summarising Teams meeting tasks, and even screening new prospective HR candidates, Copilot for Microsoft 365 is already revolutionising the way I work. Whilst some organisations using Copilot for M365 are already realising the tangible productivity benefits, many have no plan for rolling out Copilot, or importantly, the remediation and readiness work required to prepare their data estate to enable Copilot to make smart, safe and relevant recommendations.
The AI revolution is upon us, and at the forefront stands Microsoft Copilot. Many are buzzing with excitement as Copilot steps onto the scene. It promises to transform document analysis, report generation and streamline processes. It’s also getting records managers excited: will it automate their records management?
Every industry and area of technology has its own jargon - the words, phrases, and abbreviations that are largely meaningless to outsiders but common to the people within each sector. In our industry, the difference between two terms often requires clarification: document capture, and intelligent document processing, or IDP. These terms are related, but quite different in their scope.
The perils of legacy technology for government are well known, but in the case of SafeWork NSW they could ultimately lead to a referral to the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), the state’s corruption watchdog.
