Category: AI & Bots
“It is genuinely hard; we need to protect vulnerable users, while also making sure our guardrails still allow all of our users to benefit from our tools” — Sam Altman bemoans the difficulty of keeping
Sam Altman defended OpenAI’s safety efforts after Elon Musk blamed ChatGPT for multiple deaths Altman called AI safety “genuinely hard,” highlighting the balance between protection and usability OpenAI faces multiple wrongful-death lawsuits tied to claims that ChatGPT worsened mental health outcomes OpenAI CEO Sam Altman isn’t known for oversharing about ChatGPT’s inner workings. But he…
Why agentic AI pilots stall – and how to fix them
Agentic AI is the latest buzz in boardrooms. Unlike generative AI tools, agentic AI act as autonomous agents that can reason, make decisions, and act across workflows to achieve goals. Done right, they promise to reduce manual work and unlock new levels of productivity…. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] Why agentic AI pilots stall…
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Responsible innovation: what 2026 should look like for businesses harnessing AI
B2B marketing is entering a new phase, defined not by speed or scale alone, but by responsibility, trust and more integrated ways of working. As businesses face tighter budgets, longer sales cycles and rising customer expectations, marketers are under pressure to do more with less while maintaining impact and creativity. With UK business investment in…
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The future of chips: how gate-all-around design is powering the AI era and the next node
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how the world builds and uses computer chips. From massive data centers to devices at the edge of the network, AI requires chips continuing to get faster, smaller and more energy-efficient. For decades, Moore’s Law, which accurately predicted that the number of transistors on a computer chip would double around…
Data sovereignty: an existential issue for nations and enterprises
Data has long been recognized as an organization’s most valuable asset, arguably more important than physical infrastructure or even brand. This is reflected by intangible corporate assets, primarily data including R&D and intellectual property, exceeding $60 trillion in value in 2024. When used effectively, data unlocks competitive advantage, new markets, better decisions, and helps deliver…
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