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AI Digest – April 2025
This month, AI action figures stir controversy, WhatsApp’s blue circle leaves users upset, and AI chipmakers grapple with the effects of new restrictions.
Artificial Intelligence agents are finally arriving…
AI agents are everywhere. Having been shown the advances emerging from Open AI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic and others, journalists are (quite rightly) covering the subject from every possible angle.
Fire on the Hill unveils Reputation Digest – a new monthly blog
Hello everyone, welcome to the Reputation Digest – a new monthly blog that will serve as your round-up on all things reputation and crisis management. But before we dig into the latest and greatest issues dominating from the past month, a little on why we have set this blog up, and what you can expect […]
Will the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive lead to a new era of accountability?
Initially launched in 2021, but gradually being rolled-out to include more companies, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is designed to cement the role of the European Union as a global leader in sustainability regulation.
How an awareness of bias can help us train better AI tools
It’s nearly been a year since the generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot ChatGPT was launched. Confronted by such a groundbreaking technology, reactions were mixed, with equal parts fear and excitement colouring the conversation.
What does the EU Artificial Intelligence Act mean for the development of AI?
Whether its revolutionising healthcare practices, optimising workflows or providing personalised learning experiences, the possibilities for applying AI are endless. However, it is also becoming clear that AI technology is developing much faster than governments can legislate for.