AI & Bots
How AI agents are wrecking havoc in legacy security setups and enterprises are catching up
80% of Fortune 500 companies have unleashed AI agents into live environments. Unfortunately, only 14 percent →
Designing delight: What product engineering looks like in 2026
Ask a product engineer what they love about their job and very few will talk about →
Why account recovery is now the weakest link in security
The call came in on a Tuesday morning. A senior finance executive at a large enterprise →
Why data fragmentation is becoming a business problem, not just a technical one
Gartner expects 60% of AI projects that lack AI-ready data to be abandoned through 2026. “AI-ready” →
AI code security risk: The need for a smarter layer between detection and remediation
AI has dramatically increased the speed and volume of software development. In a recent Google survey, →
Could your CEO be the weakest link when it comes to AI security? New study warns execs are ‘knowingly bypassing safeguards because the perceived benefits outweigh the risks’
Senior leaders are twice as likely as other employees to use unapproved shadow AI tools Execs →
‘Stop thinking of agents as software… start thinking of them as a unit of labor’: Zendesk links AI pricing to verified resolution outcomes
Zendesk introduces outcome-based pricing model for AI agents Customers only pay for support interactions successfully resolved →
Vibe coding works best when we treat it like a 3D printer – you read that right
Every major technology shift follows a familiar pattern. A new capability emerges, early results look impressive, →
‘A true engineering feat’: Silicon-based qubits have a clear advantage in race to million-qubit quantum computer thanks to tech that made Nvidia AI GPUs possible
IMEC’s breakthrough solves one of quantum computing’s biggest issues: scalability The approach leverages existing bleeding-edge lithography →
With SynthID, Google is cleaning up the AI mess it helped make, but Omni power makes it clear we’ll never get ahead of generative AI fiction
Here’s the good news: Omni, which was unveiled this week at Google I/O 2026, is not →
I could probably generate hundreds of Gemini images before hitting the limit — but the new AI meter still changed my behavior
Google just introduced new Gemini usage limits and a usage meter to go with them that →
AI-driven cyber discovery signals a new era of systemic risk for banks
As UK banks prepare to gain access to Anthropic’s Mythos cybersecurity model, the conversation across financial →
How AI demand is redefining enterprise infrastructure strategy
A quick look at the current headlines surrounding AI spend continues to paint a clear picture →
What AI coding benchmarks still miss about software quality
Most AI coding benchmarks still ask the question: did the agent produce code that passes the →
The building blocks to construct a cyber-first culture
Most organizations still treat cybersecurity as one team’s job. But attackers are stretching teams to their →
‘More intuitive than ever’ — iOS 27’s new AI voice controls could finally make Siri feel smart
Apple’s Siri assistant is due a sizeable upgrade this summer Apple has unveiled AI features for →
Why our national sovereignty depends on cyber resilience
From our energy infrastructure, through to the systems responsible for our telecommunications, transport and utilities, a →
AI could suck out life from your IT teams and leave them as tech zombies
Is AI turning IT teams into power users, or is it making them more complacent? It’s →
‘AI is a great tool, but it’s a tool’: Linus Torvalds lays out his complex ‘love-hate relationship with AI’
Linus Torvalds talks about his views on AI Linux creator says AI can be useful, but →
Alexa+ can now create AI podcasts about the news in case you wanted that for some reason — so it’s perfect timing that Spotify is actually verifying podcasts that are definitely from humans
Alexa+ can now quickly create custom AI podcasts for you Meanwhile, Spotify is labeling podcasts made →
Patch window is officially dead as AI finds bugs faster than humans can squash them
Anthropic’s Project Glasswing has changed the math on vulnerability discovery, and software teams need to sit →
The hidden role of connectivity in today’s AI race
AI is moving from experimentation to expectation. But many organizations are trying to adopt it on →
‘The challenge is not a lack of technology, but a lack of alignment with the realities of work’: Study claims workers are using unapproved AI tools at work, despite knowing the risks
Many workers still can’t get to grips with AI at work, and disconnect with leaders isn’t →
I couldn’t figure out how to delete old ChatGPT images from my Library — here’s the hidden method that finally worked
Sometimes it’s the simplest things that confound you with AI. Creating an image in ChatGPT is →
5 prompts that show how the new Gemini 3.5 Flash is its best AI model yet
Google showed off a lot of new Gemini features and tools at Google I/O 2026, including →
Cyber resilience defines SME competitiveness
The threat landscape is escalating. Cyber gangs are increasingly operating as profit-driven enterprises, offering structured affiliate →
‘It’s ok to use AI to help you write, but your posts and comments need to represent your voice and your perspectives’: LinkedIn is finally set to crack down on AI slop — and save our collective sanity
LinkedIn exec reveals plans to cut down on AI slop Move looks to cut down on →
Google is making your AI inbox even smarter – and letting you talk to your most important work files
Google unveils AI-enabled Workplace tools at I/O 2026 Talk to your Gmail, Docs and Keep, with →
What’s keeping IT leaders up at night in the AI era?
The pace of technological evolution has transitioned from a steady jog to a full-blown sprint, leaving →
Elon Musk’s legal war with OpenAI ends in utter defeat
Elon Musk lost his lawsuit against OpenAI A federal jury ruled he waited too long to →