Tech leaders: ignore these at your own peril! A look at some risks #CIOs#CTOs and others are smart to stay closely tuned into. Thoughts from @andreasbubenzer via @ForbesTechCncl
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Our chief economist will be speaking tomorrow at The Wall Street Journal CIO Network Summit. He's joining tech CEOs, CIOs and investors for a discussion on the economy's impact on investment in the #cloud#AI and #cybersecurity sectors.
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#WSJCIO
With the SEC's final climate disclosure rules due in April, businesses are trying to get up to speed. Here's some background on how we got to this point.
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#ESG#climate
Heard at #mwc22’s #FinTech Summit: #Cybercrime cost $3 trillion in 2020 (equivalent to the 7th largest GDP globally). Also, only 4% of the data obtained in breaches was secured/encrypted.
Climate tech & #fintech are blending together. Regulators, consumers and business customers are recognizing how risk and opportunity interrelate.
Insightful take on trends from Zach Perret, CEO @Plaid.
https://t.co/MRerwv0RUI
#climate
Central banks were ready to wage a long war on climate change before they turned their attention to COVID-19. See what the pandemic has meant for the international push to green the financial system. https://t.co/0jHXuaHnUb
Cost of climate change adaptation? $1.8 trillion by 2030 but it will yield $7.1 trillion in benefits. Sounds like a sound investment and an offer we can't refuse. https://t.co/u4CcE0Wjac
A quote that should pop into our minds every time we upload pix: "Facial recognition software is a powerful technology that poses serious threats to civil liberties." Great piece by @jeffjohnroberts and @FortuneMagazine https://t.co/kBnnIXRmDH
A promising sounding solution to single use water bottles. I'll be eager to see how @cove fares and is embraced by the big industry players: https://t.co/yWxYcULGQC
@joecarryon Well said...mixed feelings and all. I will say that the "money to move" initiative is probably playing a role...and more than the IPA craze, which seems like a national phenom.
Definitely troubling in the AI dominance conversation are lines like this: "the Chinese government and companies enjoy access to mountains of data, thanks to weak privacy laws and enforcement." via excellent @nytimes story https://t.co/yoofkYlhSe