RIMS 2019: It’s no Garden of Eden

More than three-quarters of adults on Earth have mobile phones, with the vast majority owning a smartphone, making data the riskiest valuable resource for companies.

Opening RIMS Australia’s 2019 conference being held in Sydney, Future Crunch co-founders Dr Angus Hervey and Tane Hunter told delegates computer code is the new and most valuable asset on Earth. 

Artificial intelligence will be used in workplaces of the future in ways which will be “humans working with AI, not AI versus humans,” said Hunter. “It is not the technology itself that is important. It is what we do with it that matters,” he adds. 

Hervey said it is time for risk managers to tell their businesses: “The clean energy revolution is no longer on its way. It has arrived and there is no better time to put your money where your mouth is.”