All articles by Greg Noone
Greg Noone
Greg Noone is the editor of Tech Monitor. His work has also appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian and Outside.
Is quantum machine learning ready for primetime?
Experts are divided on whether cutting-edge quantum machine learning algorithms are almost ready for deployment in practical applications.
China’s generative AI revolution is only just beginning
Equipped with a brand new regulatory framework for generative AI, China is positioning itself as a fast follower of everything ChatGPT.
Will 2023 be the year of the AI lawsuit?
New litigation against generative AI firms has sparked an existential crisis among creatives and copyright lawyers about the contents of training data.
The world needs tighter IoT governance. But reforms are on the way.
Cybersecurity and privacy protections are missing for much of IoT. A slew of new international standards and laws promise to change that.
China’s cornered the IoT market. That could be a cybersecurity nightmare.
Analysts are worried that the pervasive use of cellular IoT modules made in China constitutes a huge cybersecurity risk for Western nations.
Rapid grocery delivery could see a tipping point this year
It’s not a great time to be a rapid groceries start-up. But supermarkets are embracing the rudiments of the business model.
Generative AI isn’t a Google-killer. But it will change search forever.
ChatGPT has illustrated just how potent conversational chatbots can be in responding to search queries. Google is having none of it.
You loved ChatGPT. Wait until you see its rivals.
The buzz surrounding the superpowered AI chatbot is fuelling interest in the development of alternative large language models.
Who are the early adopters of quantum computers? Big banks, that’s who.
Major financial institutions Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and HSBC are poised to become the most enthusiastic users of quantum computers.
How Huawei is winning over the global south
Nations like Indonesia, Nigeria and the Solomon Islands are eager to upgrade their networks – no matter the potential cybersecurity risks.