Open data remains focused on government and research information released for the public good, often in simplified formats and at smaller scales. Data exchange refers to reciprocal transfers of rights ...

The three-day high profile 60th all-India conference of the Directors General of Police and Inspectors General of Polic (DGP-IGP) is going to happen in Raipur, Chhattisgarh between 28 and 30 Nov in ...

Much like artificial intelligence, Big Data is becoming an increasing threat as much as it is an opportunity. The more data we gather, the more analysis that can be performed. And the more accurate ...

Bedrock Labs Inc., a data security startup that likes to be known simply as Bedrock Security, said today it has closed on a $10 million seed funding round led by Greylock. The round came as the ...

Unprecedented Hybrid AI Platform Integrates LRL’s ExtremeSearch® to Compress Complex Analysis Timelines From Hours to Seconds ...

Better analytics could help government workers improve security, but they are hindered by tight budgets and many say they're already overwhelmed by the data they have now. As they try to protect their ...

Opinions expressed by Digital Journal contributors are their own. “As we push the boundaries of what’s possible with data and AI, we must also grapple with the ethical implications of our work,” ...

The Ministry of Interior has prioritized artificial intelligence and big data analytics technologies to shape the future of service quality, security, and environmental sustainability. This journey is ...

If an event at RSA's Burlington, Mass., headquarters yesterday was any indication, attendees at RSA Conference 2013 can expect to hear a lot about Big Data as a security tool. I spent yesterday ...

Large language models such as Google LLC’s Bard and OpenAI LP’s ChatGPT are underpinned by generative artificial intelligence, and several companies have understood gen AI’s potential to transform ...

As the CFPB crafts new rules on the treatment of bank customers' data, it should bear in mind that everyone touching that data must be required to play by the same rules, writes Ravi Govindaraju.