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The UK proposes introducing an exception to copyright law for AI training for commercial purposes. Read more: UK tries to provide ‘clarity’ over copyrighted data usage by AI firms
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The company will need to add to its existing employee roster in order to successfully launch new AI features. Read more: Salesforce aiming to hire 2,000 people amid 2025 software launch
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The venture round is one of the largest rounds in history. Read more: Databricks in midst of securing $10bn in funding
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Using AI/ML in satellite monitoring has the potential to decrease costs and reduce satellite downtime, the team says. Read more: Réaltra to develop AI-driven failure detection in satellites
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234 investments from this year are estimated to create 13,500 jobs in the near future, according to the agency. Read more: FDI investments in 2024 to create 13,500 jobs, says IDA Ireland
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Operations in the North Pole run like any other business and it takes a confident, organised CEO to keep it all running smoothly. Read more: Sleighing it: How CEO Santa keeps the workforce in high spirits
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As 2024 draws to a close, we took a look at the past year and the year ahead with Christina Blacklaws, the former president of the Law Society of England and […] The post Christina Blacklaws: “We’re on the cusp of meaningful A2J change” appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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Jenifer Swallow is a general counsel turned strategic advisor who was previously CEO of LawtechUK and has a focus on fast growth tech companies. Speaking to Legal IT Insider about […] The post Jenifer Swallow: “We’re moving next year into a strategic deployment approach” appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
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The investigation follows the EU’s orders earlier this month requesting TikTok to freeze internal documents. Read more: EU opens DSA probe into TikTok over Romanian elections
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Malicious parties exploited a vulnerability in a feature the platform launched in 2017 to access millions of users’ data. Read more: Irish watchdog fines Meta €251m for multiple GDPR violations