Much of humanity's future privacy is reliant on the promise, potential, and caveats of how we handle the power of AI in the coming years. AI is a powerhouse tool with immense potential to help humanity. As we activate and enable this tool in it's many forms, let's make sure that we protect our right to privacy, permission, bias-removal, and more. So… Is privacy still possible? How does "outside access" to your data, including criminal access, affect your world?

In a moment of frustration, you might have wished your organization had two superpowers. First, the ability to put your most time-consuming, labor-intensive, and detail-oriented processes on autopilot so you could focus on improving your growth outcomes. Second, the ability to answer questions that seem too complicated, confusing, or contradictory to make sense of. With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), teams are accomplishing what used to seem impossible and learning what was once thought unknowable. More:If you're a financial institution, you need to know about the Safeguards Rule Let's dig into why AI and ML are such transformative technologies. Then, we'll illustrate how diverse (and unexpected) industries are using these technologies to solve their biggest challenges and unlock opportunities.

New technologies have always thrown up new questions about Intellectual Property. Whether that's the printing press revolution, the invention of recorded music, or the advent of the internet. Artificial Intelligence is no different. Over the past ten years AI technologies have accelerated. I've seen for myself the incredible impact they're having across a huge range of sectors – from medicine to manufacturing.