AI & Bots
‘So we’ve got a proper four wall bedroom situation’: I asked Alexa+ to help redecorate my apartment, and she has a great eye for design
I’m bad at interior design. So bad, in fact, that I affectionately refer to my apartment →
AI is suddenly getting fluent in languages it barely trained on, and that changes everything about how machines actually learn human speech
AI models now perform strongly in obscure languages with minimal training data Cross-lingual transfer allows shared →
‘I think generative AI is going to get much faster and much better’ — The Fallout creator might be optimistic about the technology’s impact on games, but I’m not so sure
Tim Cain, the revered creator of Fallout and The Outer Worlds, has posted a video on →
‘This is not fun and games…’: OpenAI exec says AI ‘doomers’ are holding back the ‘incredible economic opportunities’ the tech can provide for ‘families and for society writ large’
OpenAI’s Chris Lehane says negative opinions on AI ‘do have consequences’ AI can ‘create incredible economic →
‘Go to hell’: Bernie Sanders unites labor leaders in huge push for AI protections and a halt to data center construction – growing national anti-data center sentiment results in protests, bans, and pr
Senator Bernie Sanders has told US oligarchs to ‘Go to hell’ He joined labor leaders in →
AI agents aren’t lacking intelligence – they’re lacking context
A growing narrative in the tech industry suggests that AI agents will replace traditional SaaS applications →
Speed isn’t strategy: Human judgement must be central to AI-led decisions
As organizations accelerate their use of AI tools, decision-making is expected to move at a pace →
Agentic swarms will change how everyone uses AI – but how can organizations deploy them securely?
Until the last year or so, building software has been both time and labor intensive. Maintaining →
Solving the shadow IT crisis in travel
From digital transformation and the advent of mainstream AI, technology has become integral to business travel. →
n8n vs OpenClaw: What are the differences and where should you use either of them?
You may have noticed a company called OpenClaw has been all over tech news this year. →
‘Codex can now operate your computer alongside you’ OpenAI takes major shot at Claude Code with major workplace updates
OpenAI has released “a major update” to Codex which it says will help make the platform →
‘Don’t fear the dead, and don’t fear me’ — AI brings a digital Val Kilmer back to the screen
Actor Val Kilmer appears in the new film As Deep as the Grave through an AI-generated →
Beyond technology spend: Redefining ROI
In today’s boardrooms, the technology conversation is no longer about what’s in the stack. It’s about →
‘Is AI impacting jobs right now? We’ve looked and, honestly, we haven’t seen it’: LinkedIn exec says AI isn’t causing a big drop-off in hiring just yet
LinkedIn leader says AI adoption isn’t affecting hiring too much However worse may be to come →
320% more human traffic with AEO, says Duda’s Oded Ouaknine
“AI is killing our traffic. What should we do?” A question asked in most marketing meetings →
Why ‘just enough to succeed’ should be your only approach to tooling
Most platform complexity is, at least to some extent, self-inflicted. Amidst the rush to standardize or →
How AI has made bad measurement worse
For a decade or more, CMOs have been told that better technology would finally solve measurement. →
Your OpenClaw agents can empty your inbox and leak your data. Here’s how to secure them
Meta’s Director of AI and Safety Alignment wanted to clean up her inbox, so she set →
‘They have ghost cities, they have ghost data centers too’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns of “enormous” China compute capacity – but says ‘we want the United States to win’
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges caution over China compute capacity China has “enormous” amounts of compute, →
Avid’s new Google partnership brings Agentic AI to the editing suite — and I’ve got the scoop on what this really means for creative professionals
Avid has partnered with Google Cloud in a multi-year strategic partnership designed to integrate generative and →
2026 is the year payroll stacks break, and AI must grow up
For years, payroll has mostly lived out of sight. Many organizations still treat it as a →
‘ChatGPT keeps getting flagged over and over again’ — Gemini is the best AI at mimicking human writing and evading detection
Gemini produces the most human-like writing among major AI tools, according to researchers. AI-written content has →
I used ChatGPT to envision my kid’s doodles as real animals, and they looked surprisingly lifelike
ChatGPT and other AI platforms can produce some amusing, disturbing, and even adorable (if often in →
Is this the tipping point for AI at work? New Gallup survey finds half of all US employees now use it in some way
Half of American workers now say they use some form of AI technology in their role, →
‘We have no interest in patient data in the UK’: Palantir UK head defends record as criticisms rise
Palantir’s NHS contract is soon up for renewal, so UK politicians are saying how they feel →
The new engineering playbook: how AI design copilots are reshaping product development
Product engineering is entering a decisive transition. Across industries, teams are being asked to deliver more →
‘Trusted access for the next era of cyber defense’: OpenAI reveals its Mythos rival, designed for cybersecurity pros to spot the next level of attacks
OpenAI launches GPT‑5. 4‑Cyber, a cyber‑defense variant of GPT‑5. 4 Model adds reverse engineering and lower →
Enterprise AI governance cannot live in a prompt. So where is the safety net?
On February 23, Summer Yue, Director of AI Alignment at Meta, shared a thread on X →
‘We’re trying to push something that in some cases did not fit’ — Duolingo’s CEO changes course on AI at work
Duolingo CEO says company has scrapped plans to factor AI usage into employee performance reviews CEO →
When cyberattacks are inevitable, recovery becomes the strategy
For years, cybersecurity wisdom has been reassuringly simple: keep reliable backups and you can recover from →