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Lloyds Bank is betting on a future where purchasing a home might be as easy as pushing a button – thanks to an unexpected mashup of blockchain and artificial intelligence. The bank’s chief executive, Charlie Nunn, told delegates at the Global Banking Summit that a combination of “tokenised deposits” and AI could revolutionise mortgages, conveyancing, payments

A scary call. A frantic 911 report. Police racing to stop what they thought was a kidnapping – only to learn that it was all a hoax. Such was the case recently in Lawrence, Kan., where a woman picked up her voicemail to find it hijacked by a voice eerily like her mother’s claiming to be in

The world of writing is moving so quickly these days that some people can barely catch their breath. A fresh report being passed along with this latest piece of research indicates that 61% of professional scribes say they are currently using AI as part of their daily work, and a quarter even depend on it each day.

Bizarre how a perfectly fine day can turn inside out. Now imagine this: Your phone rings, your sister’s quaking voice comes over the line and at some point before you have time to address it, a knot forms in your stomach. That’s exactly why these new AI-fueled “family voice” scams are so successful so quickly – they flourish

A new phase in the AI arms race quietly started this week – and whether a computer beats you or not, there is no turning back. It’s what the physical guts are behind them: hardware. Foxconn and OpenAI said they would collaborate to develop and fabricate key infrastructure within the United States for artificial-intelligence work in data centers.

Banks that want to lend with a conscience have perhaps just received a major helping hand. Indian tech major Tech Mahindra (TECHM) has introduced a new platform “ i.GreenFinance ” which seeks to assist banks and lenders in negotiating the complex universe of green and sustainability-linked financing with the help of AI. IT Brief Asia+1 i.GreenFinance is not

You know that image you have, of a day when Photoshop might work like the computer in “Star Trek”? Choose a lighting, say, snap your fingers and there you go: It shifts the shadows; moves stuff around; cleans up text; hell, maybe it even whirls your sketch into something akin to a finished poster? Well, the moment