Every day, you leave traces of yourself behind. In search engines. In apps. In online shops. You don’t give it a second thought — but artificial intelligence does. It connects the dots, draws inferences, builds. Piece by piece, a profile emerges that may know you better than you know yourself. And unlike you, it never forgets.
Data is more abundant than ever, but trust in it varies. Three out of four executives don’t trust their organisation’s data, and only 10% feel they have mastered its quality. The reason isn’t technical, it’s purely human. We don’t understand where data comes from, how it’s created, and which choices shape it before it becomes the foundation for our decision-making.
Finnish researchers have mapped out the technical roadblocks preventing quantum computers from revolutionising artificial intelligence, and identified the hardware and software breakthroughs needed to overcome them. Whilst the technology could unlock $2 trillion in value by 2035, critical challenges in data transfer and qubit stability must first be solved.
Finnish Findata and Luxembourg have partnered to share expertise on health data governance as Europe union implements new regulations that will transform how medical data is accessed for research and innovation.
Singapore-based data centre developer DayOne’s hyperscale facility in Lahti will create 1,000 construction jobs and tap into Finland’s renewable energy grid.
Brussels introduces mandatory transparency template as part of landmark AI Act.
Are you interested in our weekly webinars. The first webinar goes by name AI & the Devilish Dilemmas of Data – Demysifying AI Act & Trusworthy AI and it will be held on 16.4.2024.
