By lead analyst Neil Cameron After the on-line discussion and commotion over the last few weeks about professor Benjamin Perrin’s unfortunate experiences with the latest release of Lexis+ AI we […] The post Professor Perrin and Lexis+ AI: The Latest appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
The new roles will be created over the next three years in the areas of specialised incident management and security operations support. Read more: Nihon plans 15 new cybersecurity jobs in Northern Ireland
UK top 100 law firm Walker Morris has appointed Julia Elliott as its new chief information officer (CIO). Elliott joins from the financial services sector, most recently financial adviser network […] The post UK top 100 law firm Walker Morris hires Julia Elliott as its new CIO appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
Knee osteoarthritis is the fastest-growing cause of disability, due to the obesity epidemic and an ageing population. Read more: Relevium secures €4.6m from DTIF for knee osteoarthritis treatment
The data centre operator says it can build and open new volumetric facilities in less than six months. Read more: Latos announces 40 new data centres in UK by 2030
The centre is located near the Sellafield nuclear plant, which was fined last month after years of cybersecurity failings. Read more: UK nuclear body opens new cybersecurity hub near Sellafield
The artists, in an open letter directed at OpenAI, said they are not the AI company’s ‘free bug testers, PR puppets, training data, validation tokens’. Read more: OpenAI’s Sora reportedly leaked by protesting artists
76pc of participants in inclusion programme are now considering a career in STEM. Read more: Girls just wanna have STEM careers, Maynooth report finds
The team is currently focused on building the next generation of operating systems for AI agents. Read more: Ex-Stripe CTO and former Meta and Google VPs launch AI agent-focused start-up
This is Global Witness’s follow-up investigation into the platform’s content moderation. Read more: TikTok fails to stop political disinformation in Ireland