The demand for ethical artificial intelligence (AI) services (including terms such as “explainable AI” or “responsible AI”) has skyrocketed, in part due to some of the troubling practices employed by large technology companies.
Comment by Nicolas Sauvage, president, TDK Ventures
Comment from Ong Yean-Chau, senior vice-president, Origgin Ventures, Singapore and RamKumar R, corporate development, Tata Elxsi, India
Guest comment by Stefan Gabriel, Hitachi Ventures
Comment by Linda Yates, chief executive, Mach49
Comment from Jack Crawford, founding general partner, Impact Venture Capital
Comment by Adam Salkin, a partner in one of Israel’s leading law firms, Herzog, Fox & Neeman
Comment by Julio Romo, TwoFourSeven
Comment by Rachel Gutnick, senior associate at Touchdown Ventures
Stanford case study by Brian Rinker, insights by Stanford Business
Major challenges that foreign multinational corporations (MNCs) face when doing business in emerging markets, such as China, can be conceptualized in terms of the risks that host countries' institutions present to them.
This is a provisional study ahead of a full paper presented at the annual conference of the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) in Cardiff, Wales, in 2021.
Entrepreneurial ventures are an important source of economic growth and technological advance. China is a vibrant entrepreneurial setting, second only to the US in total startup numbers and funding amounts.
Guest comment by Stefan Gabriel, Hitachi Ventures
Despite uncertainty, Yahoo Japan’s corporate venturing vehicle will continue its efforts in innovation and technology in the Japanese ecosystem through collaborations with startups.
Ferguson's investment arm is in weekly contact with portfolio companies and expects digitisation to be more widely adopted in the construction industry as work practices change.
TDK's corporate venturing unit is lining up more deals to go with its investment in Genetesis this week, having been formed early last year with one eye on an economic downturn.
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