George Lawton is a Correspondent at TechTarget. He covers themes related to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the metaverse, often exploring the implications of these technologies for business leaders and ESG initiatives. George's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications, including VentureBeat, diginomica, and multiple articles for TechTarget.
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By: George Lawton
Agile software development practices underpinning rapid digital innovation have thus far eluded makers of physical products. Thomas Von Tschammer, co-founder and managing director of Neural Concept, US, explains how similar progress requires rethinking data management practices to achieve real gains.
A uriously slow pre-black Friday disk drive buy sparked a deeper dive into marketing and clickbait skullduggery and a surprising discovery where traditional hard disk drives still shine.
By: George Lawton
Summary: Salesforce has introduced a new AI readiness index that suggests a framework that outlines some of the key factors required to accelerate the broader adoption of AI, particularly in B2B.
The generative AI boom has sparked a lively discussion on the future of trust and safety and calls for new regulations in 2024. This has sparked an unflinching look at some of the practical issues leading to the growth of ethical debt required to prepare for the future.
New generative AI techniques are finally making it easy to activate all that unstructured data lying around in enterprise data stores. The problem is that there are many ways to do it wrong, and it's important to decipher how it might add value to the bottom line, not to mention for customers and employees.
By: George Lawton
NVIDIA has made considerable progress on its tooling for building agentic AI, including new foundation models, new agentic AI blueprints, and partnerships with several open source vendors to develop AI blueprints for processes in software development, conversational chatbots, generating reports, revenue generation, video analytics and industrial asset troubleshooting.
By: George Lawton
The outgoing Biden administration has enacted “AI diffusion” rules that impose new KYC burdens on the export of AI model weights and associated “computational operations.” At the very least, they will complicate AI business models and associated cloud infrastructure if they go into effect in three months as planned.
By: George Lawton
The US’s permissive personal data scraping regime has ‘unlocked’ AI innovations like raising insurance rates and allowing hackers to track your every move. These recent developments suggest valuable lessons in implementing the UK AI Opportunities Action Plan.
By: George Lawton
Vendors at the recent Consumer Electronics Show were pitching a bevy of new smart glasses that sounded like they could provide a bigger screen for desktop apps. But don’t get your hopes up around any serious productivity.
By: George Lawton
The current crop of pixel-based tools for capturing and rendering 3D are considerably different from how we perceive the world as light fields. This has important implications for the future of better digital twins and smart glass user interfaces.
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