Moving the needle for several markets
On March 24, HP announced several innovations that will be showcased at drupa, with additional announcements made around hardware, software, robotics, and even artificial intelligence (AI).A step towards responsible innovation using artificial intelligence
The White House is taking a step forward in managing the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) in government with a new policy that tells federal agencies what they need to do to address the risks of using AI.The Keypoint Intelligence charter for green initiatives
As thought leaders in our industry, Keypoint Intelligence has a responsibility to advise and advocate for market trends and steer our readership in directions that we believe in. We discuss here our "green" initiatives and projects, including Market Insights studies on sustainability.Using age to understand technology adoption
In today's fast-paced digital world, the concept of digital literacy is very relevant. While younger generations may seem to effortlessly navigate technology, older adults often face challenges in keeping up.Meet the forever holders of the managed service provider space
Evergreen is a holding company that acquires and nurturers SMB managed service providers with a clear vision of long-term growth. We discuss here some of the key features of Evergreen's business model and how the company can help MSPs plan an exit strategy.Focus on delivering speed and energy efficiency in a compact design for small businesses
At its Amplify Partner Conference in Las Vegas, HP introduced its Color LaserJet 3000 series. We discuss here some of the key features of this device, which is designed for SMBs with a hybrid workforce in mind.Stopping generative AI from taking too much
Social media has become a way for generative artificial intelligence (AI) to gain countless amounts of source data to feed into their programs, but now artists are fighting back. We discuss here the idea of "data poisoning" and the software designed to do so.Navigating the future of work and technology with artificial intelligence
HP Inc. recently held its Amplify Partner Conference in Las Vegas, where the company shared its vision for the future of work and technology with over 1,500 partners from around the globe. We discuss here HP's views on the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to transform productivity and collaboration in the hybrid work era as well as a range of new products, services, and initiatives announced at the show.What the EU AI Act means for regulations put on artificial intelligence moving forward
Governance around AI has become an increasingly important area of discussion and, so far, there has not been much action taken to address the risks it potentially poses. We discuss here the recently endorsed Artificial Intelligence Act in the European Union as well as the effects it can have on AI.Blind faith in AI is causing trouble for its users
Recently, an event calling itself “Willy’s Chocolate Experience” was created with artificial intelligence and ended up being a disaster, partially due to an over-reliance on AI. We discuss here some of the most recent examples of blind trust in AI and suggest some ways to overcome these problems.
