Your AI Incident Reached the Board. What Changed?
IBM's new survey puts AI incidents on the executive agenda. The next decision is what must happen before the matter is closed.
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IBM's new survey puts AI incidents on the executive agenda. The next decision is what must happen before the matter is closed.
FourKites's new business model puts results at the center of the sale. Buyers still need to agree what success means, who verifies it and what earns a fee.
OpenAI's updated external-access controls raise a practical question: who removes access when the person, project or business need changes?
Google Cloud and Accenture's September engineering initiative raises a lasting question: how will outside expertise become capability inside your business?
AIUC's September investment in AI audits and insurance raises an executive question: which losses would a proposed deployment leave with the business?
VAST's September confidential AI preview gives leaders a reason to revisit projects blocked by sensitive data, with evidence requirements before new investment.
September self-report research on AI delegation raises a leadership question: who designs the responsibilities, authority, and support that employees need?
Meta's enterprise push raises a buying question: how much of your AI workflow can move if the next opportunity comes from another supplier?
Red Hat's October 15 security analysis brings an investment choice into focus: how long should essential older software remain in service?
Google's October persistent-agent announcement raises a practical leadership question: can delegated work follow a change of plans?
Google's new SynthID site makes media checks more accessible. Executives still need to decide what evidence is enough to act.
Microsoft's new Copilot puts a familiar executive problem in a new setting: the work can keep growing. Who approved the spending?
Cloudflare's new crawler controls give leaders a timely reason to decide how public content should support discovery, AI reuse, and the business that funds it.
Qualtrics's planned customer simulation platform puts a new question on the executive agenda: what evidence should an AI prediction earn before it influences a business decision?
New evidence from AI-assisted research and software development shows why leaders must measure the entire path from generated work to delivered value.
A new interface for connecting AI agents to laboratory and manufacturing equipment shows why physical AI will be governed less like a chatbot and more like an operating system for machines.
OpenAI's first custom inference chip shows why cost, latency, and energy efficiency may shape the next enterprise AI advantage.
ChatGPT Ads are reaching 31 European markets. Learn why businesses must compete on both the AI answer and the advertising surface.
New workplace data shows early-career employees using enterprise AI more intensively than senior leaders—and how executives can turn hidden expertise into business capability.
Fortinet’s acquisition of Virtue AI signals that businesses must secure not only networks and users, but the decisions AI agents make while they work.
Shadow AI often starts with productive employees trying to work faster. Learn how leaders can create secure AI workflows people actually prefer to use.
Before cutting jobs in the name of AI, leaders should prove which work will disappear, how workflows will change, and which capabilities must grow.
Capabilities once reserved for larger organizations are being compressed into tools small businesses can use to execute faster and operate differently.
As AI moves from answering questions to taking action, new tools are emerging to show what an agent did, why it did it, and whether it had permission.
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