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8 August 2017

Formula 1 goes digital

In this week’s Computer Weekly, we find out how Formula 1 chief Ross Brawn hopes to make the sport more digital to enhance the fan experience of Grand Prix racing. We learn how virtual reality is being used to deliver healthcare services. And we examine the ethical concerns around artificial intelligence technology. Read the issue now.

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Features in this issue

How Formula 1 plans to digitise fan experience
by Cliff Saran
For a sport built on advanced technology, Formula 1 has lacked a truly digitally enabled fan experience – but that could be about to change
Virtual reality as a healthcare tool
by SA Mathieson
Virtual reality is being used as a treatment tool across healthcare, tackling issues such as mental health, phobias and chronic pain management
Why Facebook’s AI termination raises safety concerns
by Cliff Saran
Revelations that researchers at Facebook had to switch off two bots that went rogue have raised questions about the safety of artificial intelligence

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