Jeff Krawcek, MD, president and executive medical director of Kaiser Permanente in Colorado, provided opening remarks. “While we all play different roles — from connecting patients with food and nutrition resources to conducting research, to shaping policy, and delivering this work in communities and homes — our efforts complement one another in powerful ways,” Dr. … Read more
Ulla Neergaard, Professor of EU Law, University of Copenhagen Photo credit: Gordon Leggett, via Wikimedia Commons *This contribution draws upon Ulla Neergaard’s forthcoming work, “‘Eurarctic’: Colonialism and EU-Greenland Relations” in Hanna Eklund’s edited volume, “Colonialism and the EU Legal Order,” to be published by Cambridge University Press in 2025. For a more … Read more
Use AI to Solve Business Challenges & Drive Growth: AI is transforming the way businesses operate, yet for many UK companies, it remains a vague concept—something they know they should be using but struggle to implement effectively. The reality is that AI inn business isn’t about replacing people; it’s about amplifying human capability, automating inefficiencies, … Read more
The rapid adoption of cloud technologies has driven innovation across industries, but it has also contributed to the emergence of new security threats, according to an article in Forbes.To address these threats artificial intelligence-powered tools have been developed to enhance threat detection and response, while zero-trust architecture has become a widely accepted framework for cloud … Read more
Like many, I’m still working on the idea of authentication, verification and identification using immutable technologies or, more specifically, distributed ledger technologies (DLT). There are many firms active in this space, trying to create digital identity systems using DLT, but it is far more complicated than such a simple solution. The reason is that the … Read more
