The transformation of education through technology and digital governments were some of the highlights discussed during the second day of EmTech MENA in Dubai on Monday.
In a session entitled Government and Transformation, Dr. Saleh Al Hashemi, Managing Director at Krypto Labs, said education globally was fragmented.
Read more… “Technology to revolutionize education sector.”With British Airways losing 380,000 customer details earlier this month and 145 million social security numbers and 99 million addresses lost by Equifax in May, cyber-security is at the top of every country’s agenda.
The UAE is not immune to such threats, ranking as the second most attacked country in the world, just after Saudi Arabia.
Read more… “Cyber threats should be tackled from the root of design, experts say…”With a rising population around the world leading to increasing energy demands, experts gave an outlook of energy and its transformation in the near future.
Speaking at the first day of EmTech MENA in Dubai on Sunday, they discussed innovative and creative ways to generate, store and use energy to help solve the critical challenge facing future societies.
Read more… “Technological innovation needed for the future of energy”With cyber-attacks on the rise around the world and increasingly sophisticated technologies at hand, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) will prove vital in tackling future threats.
According to Prof. Una-May O’Reilly, Principal Research Scientist at CSAIL, MIT, the goal of AI is to have computation and computers behave as intelligently as humans. “I try to design algorithms that allow computers to be more helpful and intelligent,” she said during her talk on an AI-driven Future during the first day of EmTech MENA in Dubai on Sunday. “The brain is made of neurons, but computers are made of digital gates, so they have different properties to make them intelligent.”
Read more… “AI to help fight cyber-threats more efficiently and intelligently”
