Analysis | Software | 17 Sep Will RPA really change the way we all work? There has been a lot of hype, especially after UIPath hit a $7bn valuation. But RPA isn't the magic wand companies think it is.
News | Artificial Intelligence | 11 Sep Deal-negotiating AI gets backing from ex-Skype founders Estonia's Pactum is building a chatbot that can negotiate a contract in 15 minutes and get more value for both sides.
Opinion | Artificial Intelligence | 10 Sep How to stop the looming “AI winter” Investors are chasing deeptech startups in speech recognition, image classification, AI and protein folding. But if these companies can't make money, then winter is coming, argues Tractable founder Alex Dalyac.
Opinion | Artificial Intelligence | 4 Sep Machine learning: go full stack or go home Traditional machine learning startups building single tools have the wrong idea. Today, companies need to be full-stack to thrive.
News | Artificial Intelligence | 22 Aug Alarm bells ring after Mustafa Suleyman placed on leave from AI lab DeepMind The big question is whether Mustafa Suleyman's unexpected departure signals a rift between London-based AI powerhouse DeepMind and its parent company Google.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 20 Aug The Romanian unicorn automating your job UiPath wants to automate white-collar work with a "robot for every person". Its valuation has jumped 6000% in two years to $7bn as investors bet it will become a global champion.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 5 Aug Israel’s Black Mirror unicorn shows deep cracks Infibond has links to Goldman Sachs, a billionaire Hong Kong family and has won a $1.25bn valuation. But what is it actually selling?
Analysis | Health | 22 Jul The ‘femtech’ doctor on demand will see you now Do we need special doctor services just for women?
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 11 Jul One of Sweden’s richest families is investing its billions into artificial intelligence Why is the powerful Wallenberg family investing so much in AI. “It’s a contribution to the movement,” says Marcus Wallenberg.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 3 Jul State of AI report: Big Tech vs Startups The US and China dominate investment in AI while Europe champions research. Just don't mention the shocking lack of diversity in the sector.
Opinion | Health | 18 Jun Shiny moonshot tech is what healthcare needs Healthcare needs help with the basics — but it also needs radical new health tech solutions to tackle some of society’s biggest problems, argues investor Vishal Gulati in response to a piece on Sifted.
Opinion | Artificial Intelligence | 10 Jun Lastminute.com’s Martha Lane Fox: “We must rethink how and why we make technology” At the start of London Tech Week, Lastminute.com's co-founder Martha Lane Fox says that tech needs to be more focused on improving lives and saving the planet
Analysis | Health | 10 Jun Shiny moonshot technology will not save healthcare — yet Forget AI: what healthcare — and education — needs are startups which help fix the basics.
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 5 Jun The Estonian government has an AI which will tell you when to see the doctor, when to exercise and even what job to do (But the Baltic pioneer has stopped short of giving AI special legal status)
Analysis | Artificial Intelligence | 23 May This AI will tell you how to vote in the European elections There are 400m Europeans eligible to vote in the European elections. This AI can tell them how to vote - based on their strongest opinions.
Analysis | Internet of Things | 30 Apr Bee tech: The buzz about smart hives, big data & robot bees Meet the bee tech startups busy building smart hives.
