One colonoscopist keeps his AI detector switched off. SAS’s Mark Lambrecht says doctors aren’t resisting AI. They’re waiting ...
Microsoft, Salesforce and now Boomi sell tools that stop AI agents from doing forbidden things. Stopping them from doing ...
AI is demanding a rethink of cloud and data infrastructure. Cloudera’s CEO calls the company’s answer its biggest launch since going private in 2021. So far, nine organizations are testing it.
The token binge ended in May 2026. The admin accounts it created are still logged in, and the ones sitting inside customer ...
Token prices keep falling. AI bills keep climbing. The cheapest fix may not be a smarter GPU schedule but the petabytes of unsorted data companies pour into their models without looking.
After years of vendors heralding the arrival of fine-tuned models to save enterprises from the latency, unpredictable costs, and strenuous upgrade lifecycles of cloud-based model APIs, the moment for ...
Gartner published a forecast on Sept. 10, 2026 that reads like a punchline at a comedy talk show. By 2029, companies will need to rehire the 30% of employees laid off because AI replaced their work.
Once limited to eye-catching technology demonstrations, humanoid robots are approaching production readiness. Manufacturers across Southeast Asia are under increasing pressure to improve productivity ...
Something is shifting inside the enterprise. AI started as a tool. Then came copilots. Now agents are beginning to reason, make decisions, and act across workflows. Yet most companies still operate ...
Sol Rashidi has built around 17 AI agents for her own use, but has retired — or fired — about 70% of them. “It has taken me more time managing the agents than if I were to just do the darn thing ...
Late last year, at an industry event, David Irecki got talking to a chief human resources officer. The CHRO’s company had a rule: Every time someone built an AI agent, that agent went into the HR ...
Ask a Malaysian data leader whether digital sovereignty matters and you get a yes in two seconds. Ask which contract in the estate actually decides it, and the room goes quiet. “They realize that ...