Doctors and nurses will work with AI
Medical artificial intelligence could save the NHS from a looming shortfall of £20 billion and the demands of an ageing population, with 30 per cent over the age of 60 by 2039
Artificial Intelligence for Business 2016
Cumulative worldwide spending on artificial intelligence (AI) will reach $40.6 billion by 2024. AI is on the verge of becoming a critical part of every business infrastructure, making it vital for company decision-makers to understand how this technology can, and will, disrupt traditional business models. This report examines the rise of virtual assistants, the role of AI in enhancing customer service and the challenge posed by AI algorithms which are set to transform the financial services sector. It also explores how the UK is gearing up for self-driving cars and the potential impact of AI on the NHS
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Gearing up for fully driverless cars
The self-driving car market is forecast to accelerate towards the end of the decade, but public confidence remains in the slow lane
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Investing in firms that offer AI technology
Robo-advisers can tell you which stocks to buy, but if you want to move into robot stocks you will need a cautious eye, although strong investment opportunities do arise in the global markets
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Get used to virtual assistants in business life
They may still be a novelty for some, but virtual assistants look set to become labour-saving, revenue-generating additions to UK organisations
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Future of Fintech 2021
Fintech: the great disruptor. From payments and lending to investment and money management, tech providers are actively shaping the future of the financial landscape - even pushing the boundaries of currency itself. How are fintech firms adjusting their services to align with consumer trends? Can fintech cement its reputation as a driver of equality and sustainability? And how should big banks respond to the disruption and stay relevant across the financial ecosystem for the future customer?
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Rare Diseases 2021
It is estimated that 3.5 million people in the UK will be affected by a rare disease at some point in their lives. Though rare on an individual basis, rare diseases are collectively common. How can better health data and advances in genomics produce better outcomes for patients? Are there wider benefits to rare disease research and funding? How has Covid affected the rare disease community? This report considers some of the lived experiences of rare disease patients, and also explores opportunities for improved testing, diagnosis and treatment.
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Digital Transformation 2021
Digital transformation has been a huge area of focus for many businesses, particularly over the past couple of years. But with mitigating the climate crisis another are of concern, how are businesses tying together transformation and sustainability? And what are the key trends in transformation to look to next year?
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The Future of Healthcare 2021
The Covid pandemic continues to have a huge impact on healthcare, affecting everything from staffing to patient care to disease diagnosis. As the industry prepares for winter, what are the key challenges and what role is technology playing in overcoming them?