Welcome to issue 16 of IT Pro 20/20.
This time we look at our strained, confusing, and often contentious relationship with artificial intelligence, and how that is shaping development.
We’ve addressed some of the more concerning issues surrounding the eager rollout of the technology, including whether AI has the potential to make us lazy, and whether it will make spying on employees a simple matter of flicking a switch.
It’s not all artificial intelligence, though. As a special bonus, we’ve also spoken to some of the leading figures behind Lithuania’s campaign to become Europe’s fintech capital - ousting the UK in the process.
The next IT Pro 20/20 will be available on 31 May – previous issues can be found here. If you would like to receive each issue in your inbox as they release, you can subscribe to our mailing list here.
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Fuelling growth through transactionswhitepaper Prepare for the future of payments with flexible solutions
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Monetization strategies for digital content creatorswhitepaper An overview of the economies of forex markets in Latin America and what payment providers need to know to enter the region
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Retail forex development in Latin Americawhitepaper An overview of the economies of forex markets in Latin America and what payment providers need to know to enter the region
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Delivering secure, trustworthy & scalable AIWebinar Trend Micro Vision One as a solution to cyber risks
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The state of restaurants in 2023Whitepaper How restaurants are adapting to an increasingly unstable economy, and the top trends on the horizon for 2023
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The ultimate guide to switching POS providersWhitepaper It may be time to officially start looking at switching your POS provider
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The ultimate guide to the best restaurant POS systemsWhitepaper Helping you narrow down the best POS system for your specific business
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The ultimate guide to the best legacy POS systems for restaurantsWhitepaper Key considerations when purchasing a POS system
