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Essential CIO insights from Q3 24

By Andrew Smith 12/30/2024

1. IT leaders feel rising pressure to minimise time to revenue for AI A Flexential survey of 350 IT leaders at organisations with more than $100 million in annual revenue…

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Written By Andrew Smith30/12/2024
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Your “critical thinking” makes you unique – and GenAI can’t help you with that

By Collective Content Team 11/14/2024

As more of the world turns to generative AI (GenAI) to produce blog posts, LinkedIn posts, reports and much more, there is an even more pressing need for “premium thought,…

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Written By Collective Content Team14/11/2024
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Evolving GenAI guidelines: Collective Content’s AI Policy 2.0

By Collective Content Team 10/29/2024

Almost exactly a year ago, we published a piece titled Why we have a GenAI policy – and why you should too. The blog post introduced our formal guidelines for…

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Written By Collective Content Team29/10/2024
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Essential AI insights from Q2 24

By Eve Michell 07/03/2024

1. Few people use GenAI for news updates, but many expect big impacts on journalism An online YouGov survey about the use of GenAI in journalism found that 5 per…

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Written By Eve Michell03/07/2024
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GenAI baby steps are fine

By Tony Hallett 06/25/2024

I talk a lot (too much?) about some of the not-so-great uses of GenAI that we’re seeing right now. That could mean for copywriting or graphic design, as well as…

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Written By Tony Hallett25/06/2024
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Do AI and plagiarism have anything in common?

By Eve Michell 05/23/2024

At first, the answer to this question might be a confident ‘no,’ and we understand. You’re not outright stealing anything when you use generative AI (GenAI), and you’re the master…

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Written By Eve Michell23/05/2024
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Essential CIO Insights from Q1 24

By Andrew Smith 05/09/2024

1. CISO job satisfaction is linked to board engagement: IANS The annual CISO survey from security research firm IANS found that job satisfaction is correlated with how frequently CISOs engage…

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Written By Andrew Smith09/05/2024
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Essential AI insights from Q1 24

By Eve Michell 05/07/2024

1. Accenture workforce report examines employee sentiment regarding AI in the workplace Accenture’s Work, workforce, workers report finds that 95 per cent of workers see the value in working with…

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Written By Eve Michell07/05/2024
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Essential healthcare insights from Q1 24

By Shirley Siluk 04/29/2024

1. ECRI names top 10 healthtech hazards for 2024 With more people using devices for medical care at home, there’s a large risk of not knowing how to use such…

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Written By Shirley Siluk29/04/2024
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Essential cybersecurity insights from Q4 23

By Bill Clark 02/15/2024

1. Most CISOs open to changing companies in next 3 years More than three-quarters (76 per cent) of chief information security officers (CISOs) said they are “very or entirely open”…

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Written By Bill Clark15/02/2024
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Essential AI insights from Q4 23

By Eve Michell 02/09/2024

1. Resume Builder survey reveals business leader expectations for AI in 2024 Of 750 business leaders surveyed by Resume Builder, 96 per cent of those from companies hiring in 2024…

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Written By Eve Michell09/02/2024
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Essential healthcare insights from Q4 23

By Shirley Siluk 02/07/2024

1. Despite AI’s promise in medicine and other fields, poll finds ‘confidence gap’ More than half (52 per cent) of 10,000 adults polled across nine countries say they believe artificial…

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Written By Shirley Siluk07/02/2024
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