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U.K.'s AI lead calls for countries to ‘harden and build defenses’ in response to AI risks | Fortune (opens the original)
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The U.K. government’s minister for artificial intelligence has warned that nations will need to “harden their defenses” against AI risk after a former Anthropic employee said that a human extinction-level event could happen in the next decade. Answering a question from Fortune on the claim by former Anthropic worker, Jacob Coxon, Kanishka Narayan said he took the warnings seriously. Coxon warned in a post on X, which has been seen 175 million times, that “the people building AI earnestly believe
Antony Jenkins ran one of the world’s biggest banks. He knows how to solve those legacy tech nightmares (and launched a start-up to prove it) | Fortune (opens the original)
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“Putting the customer at the heart of everything we do” is the boilerplate response of choice for new chief executives. Antony Jenkins said almost precisely those words when he became the CEO of Barclays in 2012, just four years after the financial crisis blew a hole in the global economy. Saying something and doing something are very different. Few businesses die through the lack of good ideas. They fail through the lack of execution. And that is often down to technology. Jenkins had a 30-year
The CEO of Capgemini has a warning: You might be thinking about AI all wrong | Fortune (opens the original)
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FOMO—the fear of missing out—used to be a shorthand favorite of young people worried about not being at the right party on a Saturday night. Now, chief executives are increasingly having FOMO over applied AI. The financial bets are large enough for boards to wince at capital expenditure implications. The outcomes are shrouded in mystery, a particular irritant for leadership teams obsessed with data and clarity. Step forward, Aiman Ezzat, the chief executive of technology and consultancy business
Agility is the most important skill in the AI age, says Capgemini CEO (opens the original)
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FOMO—the fear of missing out—used to be a shorthand favorite of young people worried about not being at the right party on a Saturday night. Now, chief executives are increasingly having FOMO over applied AI. The financial bets are large enough for boards to wince at capital expenditure implications. The outcomes are shrouded in mystery, a particular irritant for leadership teams obsessed with data and clarity. Step forward, Aiman Ezzat, the chief executive of technology and consultancy business
'The end of the keyboard is near': SAP CEO predicts voice translation will be the next workplace advantage | Fortune (opens the original)
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The English engineer, Henry Mill, submitted the first-ever patent for a “machine transcribing letters” in 1714. It never actually went into production, but it was a forerunner of the typewriter and then the electronic keyboard: 312 years later, Christian Klein, CEO of software giant SAP, is noting the end of an era. “The end of the keyboard is near,” he tells me. “When you encounter voice recognition from many of these large language models, [it] is super strong. Now we have to do some work to t
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