Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s here, and it's rapidly transforming the workplace. From automating recruitment processes to optimising workforce scheduling and even managing performance, AI is being positioned as the ultimate productivity tool. But as with any powerful tool, AI comes with its own set of risks, particularly legal ones. Despite its potential, AI systems can and have acted illegally, often because they mirror human biases, misinterpret complex contexts, or operate without sufficient oversight. In this blog, we’ll examine some real-world cases of AI going off the rails and explore actionable steps companies can take to mitigate the legal dangers.

Investment deals that are subject to a IT due diligence process have a higher chance of success. IT due diligence creates evidence-based reporting that contributes to making informed decisions by driving the quality of information available to decision makers. This article covers the basics of the due diligence process.

While the activity of playing video games can be seen as trivial and frivolous, the industry around developing, and publishing video games is now big business. There are 2.7 Billion video game players around the world, one third of the population of the planet, creating global revenues of £160Billion by the end of 2020, and the sector is still growing. A compound annual growth rate of 12% is forecast between 2020 and 2025, is an indication that there is a lot of room for the sector to continue to grow.