All Articles in Artificial intelligence

Technology can – and does – fail. To avoid this as much as possible, it needs time for maintenance. And when it happens, it needs time for repairs. Yet today armed forces deploy in increasingly high intensity theatres of operations, where threat levels can change very...

Discover Thales new and powerful Artificial Intelligence product that measures crowd density and provides passenger guidance.

Making the right decision at a critical moment can be a matter of life or death. That’s why Thales, which serves sensitive industries such as aerospace, space and defence, is taking steps to build trusted artificial intelligence (AI) technologies that keep humans at the...

Discover how THALES collaborates with the CNRS to identify new genetic markers leading to the development of pediatric cancers, thereby contributing to the improvement of patient care.

Artificial intelligence is now an integral part of our day-to-day lives, and we are beginning to see the impact it has on the workplace, the economy and the technology we use every day. But what about its impact on the environment? How can we leverage AI to build a gree...

April 4, 2022 – Thales Alenia Space, a joint venture between Thales (Euronext Paris: HO) (67%) and Leonardo (Milan stock exchange: LDO) (33%), announced a strategic collaboration with Microsoft to explore the enablement of new capabilities in the Space Edge ...

As artificial intelligence gains momentum and takes root in our societies, the need to address the ethical issues involved is becoming more and more urgent. To mark International Women's Day 2022 and help to #BreakTheBias, two Thales experts talk about the specific prob...

From improved diagnosis and treatment to streamlined processes and predictive maintenance, Artificial Intelligence is bringing many benefits to the healthcare sector. Beatriz Matesanz, MIS Innovation & IrixX Business Segment Director at Thales, tells us more. ...

Director of research at the CNRS/Thales joint physics unit, Julie Grollier has been awarded the prestigious Irène Joliot-Curie Prize for women in science.

5G could be a hackers’ paradise. How can enterprises protect themselves?