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WHAT'S NEXT?: There will be an increased demand for software and services that deliver intelligence, personalization, and specialization. Artificial intelligence could become a $15+ bn opportunity by 2025. Combining human and machine cognition for engagement decisions could yield the precision and reliability of automation without sacrificing the robustness and flexibility that humans bring. The first effect of machine intelligence will be to lower the cost of goods and services that rely on prediction.

[New] Cyber attacks targeting the unprotected physical servers and electrical infrastructure supporting allied intelligence communities will delay the ability to generate a clear picture of the PRC's actions.
[New] Acquisitions of Intouch and AIS will create long-term benefit as both companies have strong potentials and cash flows as Thailand's leading telecommunication companies.
[New] Big data and artificial intelligence will increasingly play a vital role in the future of agricultural technologies and innovation.
[New] The United States will need to construct an extensive transport network to move CO 2 from capture facilities and develop underground injection sites to store it.
[New] AI could vastly reduce human error, improve analysis and forecasting, and make service provision more efficient and tailored for the diversity of populations and communities around the globe.
[New] The European Commission is about to release an important policy package, which will include a proposal for a Regulation on a European Approach for Artificial intelligence.
[New] IT will push AI at a larger scale: In the year 2020, there was a substantial amount of adoption of AI by IT organizations.
[New] Companies that develop prohibited AI services, or supply incorrect information or fail to cooperate with the national authorities could be fined up to 4% of global revenue.
[New] The European Union is poised to ban artificial intelligence systems used for mass surveillance or for ranking social behavior, while companies developing AI could face fines as high as 4% of global revenue if they fail to comply with new rules governing the software applications.
[New] The Russian Intelligence Services - specifically the Federal Security Service (FSB), Russia's Main Intelligence Directorate, and the Foreign Intelligence Service - have executed some of the most dangerous and disruptive cyber attacks in recent history, including the SolarWinds cyber attack.
[New] Outsourcing cyber attacks allows Russia to create plausible deniability and lower the risks and costs associated with controversial foreign information campaigns.
[New] AI technology will allow the rate of innovation in New Zealand to double and employee productivity gains are also expected to increase 1.5 times.
[New] GovSatCom will be a vital EU project for the next few years, especially as the United States, China and Russia are all modernising their military intelligence and communications systems.
[New] The European Commission will seek to outlaw Artificial Intelligence systems used for indiscriminate surveillance operations as part of new prohibitions to be put forward next week.
[New] China is a an unparalleled priority for the Intelligence Community, and that Beijing possesses substantial cyber capabilities that if deployed, at a minimum, can cause localized, temporary disruptions to critical infrastructure inside the United States.
[New] Canadian startup BlueDot has successfully used artificial intelligence to trace and predict outbreaks by analyzing unstructured data in social media and news reporting.
[New] Kroger is debuting a customer fulfillment center (CFC), which will combine vertical integration, machine learning and robotics with affordable, friendly and fast delivery service for fresh food.
[New] For all firms, 2021 will be a year of changing how they do business, how they reach out to customers, how they make the most of AI and machine learning and how they adopt new digital solutions.
[New] Open Climate Fix in the UK will use machine learning and satellite data to improve the forecasting of solar electricity-supporting the greening of electricity supplies.

Last updated: 20 April 2021

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