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The robots are still coming and AI is on the rise - highlights from the past 12 months.

The robots are still coming and AI is on the rise - highlights from the past 12 months.
As organizations look for quick wins and shorter ROI timescales, where should they be devoting their energies when it comes to customer experience next year? Matthias Goehler of Zendesk looks at ways to get smart.
Neo4j’s graph technology is key to the London-based company’s unique approach to ethical metagenomic discovery
UK-based Graphcore has announced that it will deliver, by 2024, the world's first "ultra-intelligence AI computer" - called the Good Computer. Here's a deeper look at what they're planning, and the implications.
Tech veteran Tom Siebel offers a pragmatic assessment of just how bad the current market downturn is going to be.
This week - AI adoption hits higher levels, but has ethics kept up? Enterprise vendors face the economic headwinds, with mixed results. ChatGPT provokes AI hyperbole, but the threat may be real. I concede an interesting blockchain use case, and go viral for the wrong reasons.
There’s an intriguing debate on the relative merits of ethics and regulation in the digital world. Where do you draw the line?
Walmart CEO McMillon has driven an omni-channel transformation at the retail giant, but the work isn't over yet.
Digital twins are not always properly defined, but their use cases are intriguing. The limitations of digital twins become clear in high stakes scenarios - and healthcare is one.
A new UK rocket launch is imminent and we take a look at what it means for British innovation.
McKinsey’s State of AI in 2022 report highlights how diversity is lacking in many AI teams, but those with greater diversity perform better.
PagerDuty’s share price was up on the news of a strong quarter, which saw it achieving $3 million in operating income.
This week - Cyber Monday brings decent numbers, but not globally. Salesforce has a quarter to remember, with Bret Taylor out. AWS re:Invent is in the books, but I'm waiting on good analysis. Enterprise blockchain hits snags, and I go off - on that and the Metaverse.