AI & Bots
Why silence is no longer a security strategy
For a long time, cybersecurity followed a simple rule: don’t say too much. The thinking was →
Forget copilots – NetSuite wants to be the ‘autopilot’ for your business AI journey
With AI tools and agents increasingly dominating the business landscape, NetSuite has laid out its vision →
I turned on Location in ChatGPT — and it changed how I searched
Searching for something nearby online usually follows a predictable script of opening a map app, typing →
‘This is horrific’: GitHub kills Copilot pull-request ads after user backlash
More than 11,000 GitHub pull requests had ads inserted by Copilot Developers were unhappy about the →
I connected my Dropbox to ChatGPT — and it changed how I find everything
Dropbox can be a great way to store and organize files, but if you’re not organized →
Sora is gone — but these 3 AI video tools are already replacing it
OpenAI’s decision to shelve Sora, its popular AI video generation tool, with little notice has left →
‘When intelligence and trust move together, AI stops being an experiment and starts becoming how work gets done’: Microsoft and OpenAI are making AI research tools smarter to help answer even your tri
Multi-model agents will check each other before sharing research with you to ensure maximum quality Researcher →
Forget The Super Mario Galaxy Movie — Chris Pratt’s unhinged AI sci-fi movie on Prime Video is what you need to stream this week
Excitement is building for the release of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie on April 1. The →
Fast isn’t finished: Why production-ready still takes discipline
Recently, I observed a CTO vibe-code a compelling web application over their weekend, secure enthusiastic C-suite →
How businesses can defend themselves against the rise of ‘phishing as a service’
Phishing has evolved beyond obvious tells, such as bad grammar and spelling, or fake email addresses. →
Before you roll out more AI, answer this: Who’s accountable?
Most company AI stories start the same way: a pilot at the edge of the business, →
Beyond the spike: building resilient and trusted infrastructure in an era of sustained attacks
At a recent industry event, I spent time with a group of senior security leaders reflecting →
The human cost of cybersecurity and what we should do about it
Cybersecurity professionals love their work. That’s true, isn’t it? Yes, to a point. A new survey →
‘Belief alone is not enough’: New study reveals businesses are widely different when it comes to AI adoption — so what’s the best course?
Nearly all businesses will maintain or increase AI spend over the next 1-2 years, Snowflake claims →
Why October 1, 2026, could be the day SSL/TLS certificates ‘break the Internet’
As SSL/TLS certificate lifespans shrink, IT departments must adapt to faster renewal cycles. This shift toward →
Employees are doing more tasks faster thanks to AI, yet disengagement and underutilization are creeping higher
Weekend work has risen over 40% as schedules start earlier, but productivity gains remain uneven AI →
This AI startup is bringing foundation models into the world of biology
Artificial intelligence has already having a big impact on fields like language processing and computer vision, →
I took a ride in an Nvidia-powered autonomous Mercedes at GTC 2026 – and it’s convinced me this is the future
As AI and robotics become an ever-more important presence in everyday life, the use cases are →
This AI startup is chasing a Matrix-style idea of “copying and pasting” expertise
The growing overlap between cloud computing and artificial intelligence is impacting how data centers operate, pushing →
Enough chit-chat: Alexa is done waiting for the agentic AI future — I spoke to Amazon’s Daniel Rausch to find out more
After years of pronouncements that agentic AI was just around the corner, it suddenly crawled into →
How I built an AI operating system to run my publishing company
We have all been there. You find a piece of business software that looks like it →
I used Gemini’s new AI memory importing feature, and now it knows as much about me as ChatGPT
Switching between AI assistants has always had one deeply irritating flaw. No matter how polished the →
Claude is limiting usage more aggressively during peak hours — here’s what changed
Claude now burns through your 5-hour usage limits faster during weekday peak hours (5am–11am PT ) →
‘Some of our employees fear job loss, and it turns them away from AI altogether’: AI is helping boost productivity for some workers — but others still say they’re afraid to use it
Workers think that using AI will lead to AI replacing them in the future Companies are →
‘Congress is way behind where it should be in understanding the nature of this revolution and its impacts’: New bill from Bernie Sanders and AOC wants to try and pause US data center construction
Bernie Sanders is warning AI could destroy humans, or worse still, the planet This moratorium would →
Strengthening cybersecurity in education through private sector partnership
Ransomware attacks against schools, colleges and universities increased by 23% year over year in the first →
The difference between tools and outcomes: what real integration looks like
A modern customer experience platform depends on voice, openness, a strong partner ecosystem and a resilient →
The four shifts reshaping Microsoft 365 security and resilience
Microsoft 365 now sits at the center of daily operations for more than 2 million companies. →
Physical AI: The Next Great Manufacturing Shift
Manufacturing is at an inflection point. The industry’s workforce is ageing, and it has not yet →
‘This was never just about sex’ — ChatGPT’s ‘adult mode’ being shelved reveals a much bigger AI problem
OpenAI has reportedly pushed back plans for a more permissive “adult mode” for ChatGPT indefinitely, shelving →