The Privacy Paradox: How Digital IDs are Empowering Consumers to Take Control of their Digital Existence

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Software Engineers Have Been Doing Two Jobs

If AI is better than your developers, why are your best engineers still writing code?Software engineering is the only engineering discipline where we make the engineer also turn the wrenches. Nicky Pike, Field CTO at Coder, argues that AI is finally letting your best engineers be ...  Show more

Spotlight: Is 80% Accuracy Enough for AI?

Would you trust AI at only 80% accuracy? What about for your enterprise? KPMG Chief Digital Officer Kelle Fontenot explains why AI success cannot be measured by headcount reduction alone - and how synthetic data can help companies test agents safely, protect sensitive information ...  Show more

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