The EU is creeping ahead of other regions in the race to take charge of AI regulation, but what does this mean for real-world businesses?
A new Code in the US means that a CDO must be appointed for each government agency in a push to improve data-driven decision making and improve governmental efficiencies.
Data leaders looking to introduce an ethical AI framework can look back to the way GDPR was implemented to provide guidance on how it can be approached.
As the EU releases new information around the EU AI Act, David Reed examines what the new rules will mean for data leaders in the near future.
New findings lay out how business and data leaders are introducing, adopting and scaling the latest generative AI tools to improve business with data-led decisions.
New findings lay out how business and data leaders are introducing, adopting and scaling the latest generative AI tools to improve business with data-led decisions.
A new report discovers how data leaders are laying the groundwork for future growth driven by AI insights.
It is one thing to own data sets, but another entirely to be responsible for its use and upkeep – so how can data leaders encourage team members to become data stewards?
It is one thing to own data sets, but another entirely to be responsible for its use and upkeep – so how can data leaders encourage team members to become data stewards?
Machine learning is rapidly becoming an essential part of data tech capabilities, but there is still a level of risk involved and no definitive set of rules for introducing these new operations.
Machine learning is rapidly becoming an essential part of data capabilities, but there is still a level of risk involved and no definitive set of rules for introducing these new operations.
The proportion of women in entry-level data roles has more than halved in the UK and the US and declined in the EU data industry in 2023.
CDOs need to educate teams across an organisation and ensure a robust data strategy is in place to capitalise on the transformative insights available.
AI is here, and data offices need to embrace it or suffer the consequences of having their businesses falling behind competitors in the very near future.
Organisations need to implement their own data academy to prepare for long-term success as data’s place in the business world continues to rapidly evolve.
DataIQ members came together to discuss whether business as usual – if it truly exists – is improved by a concrete data vision.
A data strategy is the roadmap for success utilising an organisation’s data capabilities, yet there is still a level of disconnect when it comes to non-data professionals appreciating its importance.
A data strategy is the roadmap for success utilising an organisation’s data capabilities, yet there is still a level of disconnect when it comes to non-data professionals appreciating its importance.
Data strategies are most successful when complemented by clear objectives, but the hard part is ensuring clarity.
There must be investment in technology and tools to become a data-driven business, but tight budgets and a lack of technical expertise should not stop organisations from starting their data journey.
