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AI and compliance: What are the risks?

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), especially generative AI (GenAI) and chatbots, gives businesses a wealth of opportunities to improve the way they work with customers, drive efficiencies and speed up labour-intensive tasks. But GenAI has brought problems, too. These range from security flaws and privacy concerns to questions about bias, accuracy and even…

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Everything to know about ChatGPT’s new memory upgrade for Free users

OpenAI’s plans to turn ChatGPT into a super-assistant aren’t exactly a secret. Sam Altman has said more than once that the AI of the future should know everything about you to provide personal assistance unlike anything seen before.OpenAI has also confirmed rumors that it’s building ChatGPT hardware. The company acquired Jony Ive’s io startup for…

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Nvidia takes $4.5bn hit due to export restrictions

During the earnings call for its latest financial results, Nvidia revealed it has taken “a multibillion-dollar write-off” due to US advanced semiconductor export restrictions.  The artificial intelligence (AI) chipmaker previously downgraded its Hopper AI accelerator for the Chinese market to comply with US export restrictions. While president Donald Trump recently revoked the Framework for Artificial…

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AI compliance: Dealing with data change and proliferation

In this podcast, we talk to Mathieu Gorge, CEO of Vigitrust, about the compliance risks posed by data during artificial intelligence (AI) processing, and training in particular. The key challenges here are that as datasets are trained, more data is created, and it can be difficult to ensure that data is also compliant, especially as…

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CEOs and IT chiefs misaligned on AI readiness

There appears to be a massive gap between expectations from business chiefs as to their organisations’ artificial intelligence (AI) readiness and what IT leaders believe is possible. A survey of 1,100 organisations, commissioned by Kyndryl published in the company’s People readiness report 2025, has found that only 16% of the CEOs polled believe their technology…

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Can’t wait for AMD’s next-gen Ryzen CPUs? Zen 6 sighting hints they could arrive late in 2026, possibly packing a dream gaming chip

Zen 6 CPUs now have “preliminary support” in a system monitoring toolTypically that support comes into play around 12-18 months before releaseGiven that, we could be looking at Zen 6 chips going on sale late in 2026AMD’s Zen 6 desktop processors are more fully on the radar now in that the chips have been mentioned…

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Nvidia has a new GeForce hotfix GPU driver to address several issues – but I’m terrified of installing any updates

Nvidia has released yet another driver hotfix amid frequent updates in recent monthsThe hotfix comes after Game Ready Driver 576.52Users are still reporting black screen issues, months after the bug’s initial revelationNvidia has been at the center of controversy since its RTX 5000 series Blackwell GPU launch, with issues regarding missing specs and driver issues…

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Intel’s Nova Lake processors rumored to have unique hybrid architecture – are we moving away from discrete GPUs?

Intel’s Nova Lake S desktop processors are rumored to utilize two separate iGPU architectures Xe3 will reportedly be used for graphic workloads, while Xe4 will be used for media-related tasksIt could be another sign of processors with powerful iGPUs replacing budget discrete GPUsAMD and Intel are on the frontlines battling it out in the CPU…

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AI and compliance: Staying on the right side of law and regulation

Regulations and legal frameworks for artificial intelligence (AI) currently lag behind the technology’s uptake. The rise of generative AI (GenAI) has pushed artificial intelligence to the fore of organisations’ modernisation plans, but so far, most development has taken place in a regulatory vacuum. Regulators are rushing to catch up. According to industry analyst Gartner, between…

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