In today’s issue we bring you all the key conversations from the inaugural World Skills Café. Russell Trafford-Jones, Chair of the IET Media Technical Network, talks AI, security and this year’s John Logie Baird Lectures, while SMPTE President Renard Jenkins shares the association’s priority topics, including authentication and industry skills requirements. We also identify key highlights from today’s extensive content programme and share all the latest tech news from the IBC Showfloor.
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