Most Enterprise AI Is Live. Half Of Companies Can’t Prove It Works

Plug and Play’s latest Enterprise AI survey finds 74% of the world’s largest companies now run AI in production, yet half still can’t prove it delivers business value.

Three AI Pioneers Clash Over Jobs, Regulation And The Future Of AI

Geoffrey Hinton, Fei-Fei Li and Andrew Ng revealed deep divisions over AI jobs, regulation and who should shape AI’s future during a rare joint appearance at Ai4 2026.

A Mid-2026 Primer On Cybersecurity And Addressing New Threats

The cybersecurity landscape is at a critical turning point, with breaches now a certainty. We are in an AI and quantum-powered future, demanding proactive security.

How AI Is Complicating Federal Reserve Interest-Rate Decisions

AI is boosting investment and demand today while promising productivity gains tomorrow. That economic tension is reshaping how the Fed views interest rates.

Claude Makes Five AI Labs Publishing Private Chats To Google

Shared Claude conversations reached Google despite two crawler controls. Labs audit what their models say. Almost nobody audits what their products publish.

Enterprise AI’s Soft Middle

A survey of 2,603 employees in organizations across the globe, just released by Infosys, finds only 22% of middle managers actively engaged with AI,

The People Most Likely To Resist AI, And Why They Resist

Successful AI implementation primarily depends on human psychology, not just technology.

Five AI Terms Your Board Will Ask About This Quarter

5 AI trends (and terms) that affect business. Digital Labor, Agentic Lifecycle, AI Tokenomics, Forward Deployed Engineering, and Taste. What you should know.

FIFA’s New Tech Worked Perfectly And Fans Hated It Anyway

FIFA built the most heavily instrumented World Cup ever. The tech kept getting the calls right, and FIFA kept needing humans to back it up anyway

A Call For AI Clarity, From Leading Thinkers And Doers

Business leaders agree with the spirit of a recent statement by AI researchers warning about AI’s impact on the economy, but feel that it state what they already knew intuitively.