By Paul Preiss, od Iasa Global As I’ve heard from many a member, I’m getting a bit annoyed with the media attention to AI. If they were to be believed, I would be speaking with […]
Tuesday, we shared an article in A&G about how Ireland is a “Centre of Excellence,” where several leading IT architects and technologists are bringing a cutting-edge business technology approach to Ireland, literally architecting the country’s […]
By Stephen Dougall A few years ago, I had the privilege of attending a conference where John Zachman conducted a seminar on his enterprise architecture framework. One key takeaway that has stuck with me since […]
By Oliver Cronk, of Scott Logic My career as a technology strategist and architect has tended to require looking further out – considering not just the opportunities from technology but also the risks. Nowhere in […]
By Ed Watal, Founder & Principal — Intellibus The history of ethics in computing goes back nearly 100 years. In the 1940s, when computers first appeared, the ethical concern was displacement of workers. Since then, […]
Women in Architecture, an organization sponsored by IASA Global, will headline the upcoming BILT conference on November 16-17. “This event is not just a celebration of our one-year milestone since launch ,but also a testament […]
Large Language Models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT and Bard have taken the world by storm this year, with companies investing millions to develop these AI tools, and some leading AI chatbots being valued in the […]
To examine the global state of AI ethics, a team of researchers from Brazil recently performed a systematic review and meta-analysis of global guidelines for AI use. Publishing October 13 in in the journal Patterns, […]
By Jitendra Gupta, Director, Ops Decision Science, Wolters Kluwer Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly evolved from an emerging technology to on its way to becoming an established one. Since 2017, adoption has more than doubled. […]
By Shammy Narayanan Larger Corporations with coffers brimming in the billions are wickedly smart in downplaying their monopoly status to avoid scrutiny, while smaller competitive firms mindlessly exaggerate their uniqueness to gain market share. Google, […]