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Paul Nightingale

Brighton, London
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Associate-Dean Research @ Uni Sussex Business School. Strategy Prof @SPRU Political views unfashionable since 1644. #MaksymButkevych My views only.
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AI Automation Consultant Launches UK’s First Electrical Customer Acquisition Suite for SMEs

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By Paul Nightingale
| EIN News
AI Automation Consultant Launches UK’s First Electrical Customer Acquisition Suite for SMEs Paul Nightingale, AI Automation Consultant Founder & Managing Director New AI-powered suite helps UK electrical SMEs win more contracts, boost lead generation, and save time with automated customer acquisition.
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Agents for good? Reconciling agentic AI with existing AI governance frameworks

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By Paul Nightingale, Alex Kirkhope
| techUK
Agentic AI, which refers to advanced AI technologies capable of autonomous problem-solving and task execution, is predicted to be a major technological breakthrough in 2025. However, it poses unique challenges for existing AI governance frameworks such as the EU AI Act.
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Pioneering responsible innovation across industry web 3.0 and metaverse environments

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By Prakash Kerai, Khillan Gohil, Paul Nightingale
| Lexology Verified
What matters This article delves into some key considerations when attempting to regulate Web 3.0 and metaverse technologies, emphasising the delicate balance required to foster innovation while safeguarding against risks. It underscores the importance of adaptable regulatory frameworks in building trust and ensuring the secure growth of these transformative technologies.
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