The digital marketing landscape is evolving at breakneck speed, driven by a wave of emerging technologies that promise to ...

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For the most part, federal agencies remain unprepared to adopt disruptive and emerging technologies to support digital transformations, according to Deloitte’s “GovTech Trends 2023” report. The ...

The rollout of facial recognition technology in cities and states nationwide — as well as some overturned bans — could offer lessons on how to regulate other technologies that haven’t yet ...

All in all, the above stories are examples of embracing emerging technology for good, which will undoubtedly also do good to their financials, if successful.

Former National Cyber Director Chris Inglis discussed how a lighter regulatory approach is crucial to keep emerging technology adaptable, particularly for cybersecurity and AI.

Ethical principles governing emerging tech are lacking in most organizations Your email has been sent A laser focus on emerging technologies Why it’s important to establish ethical principles ...

Example of innovation through emerging technologies: A network of health providers worked with an implementation partner and utilized the core AI capabilities of the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate’s (S&T) Chemical and Biological Defense Testbed program through a partnership with the Metropolitan Transportation ...

It’s all about navigating the fine line between the human touch and advanced technology in a way that enhances the customer experience instead of detracting from it. Using the right technology is more ...

ChatGPT has the potential to transform various aspects of HR, including learning and development, talent acquisition and employee experience. Here are just a few ways I think ChatGPT can currently ...

Export controls can help limit authoritarian regimes’ access to surveillance technology made in democracies, but they cannot prevent such regimes from developing and selling that technology to each ...