Despite the recognition that the problem of AI control may be one of the most important problems facing humanity, it remains poorly understood, poorly defined, and poorly researched says Dr Roman V. Yampolskiy in his upcoming book, AI: Unexplainable, Unpredictable, Uncontrollable.
The BCI has published its annual BCI Emergency and Crisis Communications Report, sponsored by F24. This examines how crisis communication methods have evolved and what are the success-factors behind successful emergency communications.
A recent survey by VinciWork, has found that only 29% of compliance professionals have implemented specific procedures, training, or preventive measures to guard against artificial intelligence (AI) related compliance breaches.
Industrial automation has seen strong growth, partly as a response to the need for resilience against recent supply chain disruption and pandemic-related workforce issues. This growth is anticipated to hit a new level, as the benefits of artificial intelligence in this area start to be realised. However, this also introduces risks that need to be explored and managed, as Dr. Louis Gritzo explains…
Involving suppliers in operational resilience exercises brings a number of benefits. Here, Steve Richardson provides some thoughts for consideration…
IT and security teams are increasingly united in the battle against sophisticated cyber threats, finds new research by Commvault and Futurum.
Aon plc has published its 2024 Climate and Catastrophe Insight report, which identifies global natural disaster and climate trends to help organizations make better decisions to manage volatility and enhance global resilience.
A new open access academic paper has been published by the Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management journal.
Commenting on the latest set of Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) publications, released by the European Supervisory Authorities and outlining the timeframe for implementation, the Association for Financial Markets (AFME) has warned that the DORA deadlines are unrealistic.
The International SOS Risk Outlook 2024 data identifies burnout, the cost-of-living crisis and mental health concerns as the top risks to organizational wellbeing this year, making these pressing issues for organizational resilience.