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Today, the internet is an inescapable part of the fabric of our world - business and personal. It's ubiquitous for many of us and we can’t imagine life without it. Who better to discuss this than Michelle Zatlyn. Zatlyn is a Saskatchewan-born entrepreneur who co-founded billion dollar Cloudflare and led it from start-up to a public company where she is now the president. Every year, Cloudflare publishes a Year in Review, a global snapshot of the internet in 2022. Operating 20% of the web, Cloudflare has unique insight into the biggest hacks, internet trends, and more.
ChatGPT wins the first round as most trusted AI bot against Google in score of 15 to 6, the right to repair movement hits farming equipment and the costliest domain names might not give you the biggest returns.
GitHub delivers AI assisted coding, Salesforce takes a hit as Twitter downsizes and Bing’s Artificial Intelligence engine gets angry.
Have ransomware gangs finally crossed “a bridge too far?”, a new “super cloud” says it’s not only open source, but it’s a magnitude cheaper than other cloud providers and Salesforce recognizes new gender options.
Layoffs killing innovation, AI-cloning technology that shows President Biden reading transphobic text and data brokers selling your mental health data – cheap.
Google employees have choice words for their company and mismanagement of their AI rollout last week. AI that might be able to learn without being trained and ways to cope with what some are calling the "biggest issue in hybrid and remote work."
The value of data is unquestionable. The reality is many companies’ analytics programs underperform, in large part because they don’t understand their data. Some invest a little and get solid benefits; others invest millions and come up dry. And that’s what we are covering today with Carter Cousineau, Vice President at Thomson Reuters Canada.
Bard’s mistake costs Google shareholders $100 billion, Github and GoDaddy lay off thousands and the chaos at Twitter continues.
Can AI make Microoft’s search engine a real competitor to Google? Google unveils search
capabilities based on AI enablement and can AI have more ethics than we do?
More than half of cyberattacks will not be prevented by zero trust, 2,400
VMware servers hit in a ransomware attack, and a new app to fight
digital amnesia.
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