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This SETU researcher traces the fine line between order and error in drone systems. Read more: ‘A drone’s world is noisy’: Analysing the quiet moments before drone failure

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The LegalTech Fund (TLTF) today (17 November) officially announced the close of its second fund at $110m, with Am Law top 50 law firm McDermott Will & Schulte and eDiscovery vendor Consilio joining as lead investors. This fund is four times the size of the first and we know that McDermott invested $10m (as…
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Christian Yao of Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington discusses how AI is changing the metric by which employers measure skill. Read more: ‘Powerful AI is now changing what it means to be good at your work’

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As The Orange Rag marks its 30th anniversary, industry veteran Paul Martin reflects on the seismic shifts in how technology is sold to large law firms. His white paper, Two Decades of Transformation – A Salesperson’s View on LegalTech Engagement in Large Law Firms, charts the journey from relationship-driven deals to today’s data-led strategies.…
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For employees in the modern age, the life of a digital nomad brings great opportunity, but some cities are more suitable than others. Read more: What are the best cities for digital nomads?
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AuditComply has received backing from Co-Fund NI, BGF, First Derivatives and the British Business Bank. Read more: Co-Fund NI-backed AuditComply exits after sale to Canadian firm Nulogy
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Project Prometheus is already backed with $6.2bn, partly funded by Bezos, reports the New York Times. Read more: NYT: Jeff Bezos co-CEO of new AI venture Project Prometheus
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Darling of the circular economy, Vinted is reported to be planning a share sale that would value the second-hand clothing marketplace at $8bn. Read more: European second-hand marketplace Vinted eyes share sale at $8bn valuation
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The collaboration is in response to the popularity of Revolut as a means of payment on Booking.com’s travel services platform. Read more: Revolut expanding capabilities with Booking.com partnership
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Apple plans to appeal the verdict, a spokesperson told news outlets. Read more: Apple ordered to pay medtech Masimo $634m for patent infringement