Author: EfficiencyAI

AI and Digital Transformation

Artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation (DX) have shaped an integrative relationship in the contemporary digital world.  Their relationship reflects how the operations of these two pivotal concepts overlap and continuously fuel technological advancements.  Driven by AI, the new wave of DX initiatives is breathing life into unprecedented opportunities and enhancements that redefine traditional ways […]

Using AI in the Recruitment Process Guidelines

Embracing AI While Managing Potential Risks The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology has recently released the Responsible AI in Recruitment guide for organisations to floor when implementing AI systems into their recruitment processes. The rapid proliferation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has led to its incorporation in various sectors, acting as a catalyst for significant […]

Need for Legal Action Against AI Use in Terrorist Recruiting

The Call for Revised Legislation  The Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD), a London-based counter-extremism think tank, has issued a compelling call for swiftly implementing new laws regulating the use of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) in disturbing activities such as terrorist recruitment.  Amidst the rapidly changing dynamic of online terrorism threats, this call for legislative action […]

AI’s Potential Effect on UK Employment

AI Adoption and the Job Market Research Recent research that explores the effects of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on the UK’s employment market has displayed a potentially decisive turning point for the country. Should the government implement a strategic approach, this extraordinary juncture could dictate whether we face a future of substantial job disruption or […]

AI and the Digital Economy

The Digital Economy and the AI Revolution Eclipsing traditional economic activities, the burgeoning digital economy serves as a thriving marriage of digital computing technology and commerce. This rapidly expanding economy heralds a new era of business, notably influenced by the increasing adoption of information and communication technologies (ICT) and the Internet of Things (IoT). This […]

Global AI Regulation

Understanding Global AI Regulation Countless cases have shown that artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising many traditional sectors. With this evolution comes the issue of regulating AI to address its challenges and opportunities. Regulating AI is no simple task; it entails crafting public policy and legislation to promote its beneficial use and mitigate its potential risks. […]

AI and Workplace Health and Safety

Artificial intelligence (AI) is weaving its magic across several areas, cautiously treading into workplace safety and health. It is transforming this domain in myriad ways. On one hand, it optimises safety protocols to unprecedented standards, yet on the other hand, it may open up new danger zones that were non-existent before. AI’s versatility in impacting […]

AI in General and Mental Healthcare

The rise of AI over the last ten years has led to significant transformations across many professional fields. From autonomous robots efficiently delivering groceries to smart AI assistants streamlining the process of scheduling business meetings, this innovative technology’s presence and influence are progressively being felt.  Although AI’s integration into fields such as education, the judiciary […]

AI, Virtual Worlds and the Digital Economy

The dynamic combination of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Virtual Worlds (VW) is fast becoming the lifeblood of the digital economy. As these technologies evolve, they are beginning to shape how business is conducted increasingly online. However, such technologies require stable, high-speed, ultra-low-latency electronic communications networks and services (ECN/ECS) to function optimally. Take, for example, high-frequency […]

AI Use in English Courts

A Historic Leap into the Future The English legal system – infused with historic traditions and precedents spanning over a thousand years – is now cautiously stepping into a technologically advanced future.  England and Wales follow a common law system that incorporates both the enactment of statutes and the development of precedents through case law. […]