News tagged intelligence
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The risk posed by increasingly connected critical national infrastructure (CNI) assets, increasingly capable artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled hackers and improved legislation all mean the “battlefield is rising” in cybersecurity, according to an expert. The post Interview: Cybersecurity leader on how critical national infrastructure defence capabilities are rising to meet threats appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Industrial Leads for the Week of September 28, 2026
Information derived from Industrial Reports, a market intelligence firm specializing in industrial construction and equipment leads.
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Government’s lack of planning in case data centres fall into disuse ‘alarming’
The government has no plan in case data centres fall into disuse following the potential bursting of the artificial intelligence (AI) bubble, which a campaign group has described as “alarming”. The post Government’s lack of planning in case data centres fall into disuse ‘alarming’ appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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Top 150 consultants spend more on artificial intelligence as perceived importance grows
One in three firms spend ‘significantly’ more on the technology than they did last year
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UK and US government’s sign two agreements to boost use of AI for commercial nuclear fusion
The UK and US Government's will sign two agreements aiming to speed the development of commercial fusion power by combining expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing. The post UK and US government’s sign two agreements to boost use of AI for commercial nuclear fusion appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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The rise of AI is the great story of our time. Although design and construction professions (such as Architects, Quantity Surveyors or Construction Managers) are low down on the list of professions likely to be replaced by machines, with ever evolving progress, will our jobs be safe for the long haul? This video firstly describes what AI is, secondly what quantity surveying tasks can be taken over by AI and finally, the likelihood of our jobs becoming utterly redundant
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