A busy morning and afternoon at NextGen Nordics were rounded off with a keynote presentation by Dr. Igor Mate, Director, Data Privacy and Digital Regulation at Permobil and Co-Chair, Connect Communities.

From deepfakes to artificial intelligence (AI)-powered biometric bypasses, the ways fraudsters are leveraging technology are evolving fast.

This article explores how financial institutions should comply with the seminal PSD3 act.  

In December 1955, Herbert Simon and Allen Newell developed ‘Logic Theorist’, which is today considered the first ever AI program.

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Regulators must define a “minimum set of data” to be shared between banks that would still “serve the purpose” of fraud detection.

What is embedded finance? What's at stake? Where might it go in the next 5 years?

It is time to weigh up the pros and cons of advancing the world’s first cryptocurrency as a fully-fledged medium of exchange...

Earlier this year, researchers devised a breakthrough method for creating supremely pure silicon – the key material in quantum computers.

Unlike the preceding technological revolutions of history – perhaps with the exception of the third, computation – artificial intelligence h

Financial institutions around the globe are increasingly responding to stakeholder demands on sustainability and environmental, social and g

On 29th November 2021, the Green Digital Finance Alliance (GDFA) and the Swiss Green Fintech network unveiled the world’s first green fintec

A foray into the world of DevOps would be incomplete without a pitstop at chaos engineering, or – as Bola Rotibi, research director, softwar

Earlier this year, the non-fungible token (NFT) bubble had swollen to colossal proportions. With the likes of musical artists such as Grimes

In 2018, Microsoft Israel’s chief scientist, Tomer Simon, wrote an article titled, ‘Stop DevOps Before Someone Gets Hurt’. In it, he urged e

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