Avoiding The AI Layoff Trap

Recent studies indicate that AI-driven layoffs have largely proven counterproductive for organizations

IEEE Joins Mechatronics At The 2026 Worldcon In Anaheim California

The IEEE had a booth at the 2026 World Science Fiction convention including a mechatronic Grogu to increase awareness of the IEEE to people interested in technology.

Beyond Critical Thinking: The Verification Process AI Actually Needs

Skeptical intelligence helps AI users be more productive with AI. It is an improvement on critical thinking.

Another View: Take Humans OUT Of The AI Loop

The delay inherent in human decision-making can have its costs from a corporate or economic perspective.

Quantum Progress: From The Lab To The Real World

The quantum frontier is rapidly advancing with breakthroughs in logical qubits and error correction moving technology from labs to practical application.

How SMBs And Blue Collar Workers Break Into Markets With Robotics

Robotics and drones are creating new opportunities for SMBs and independent operators. This is how SMBs and blue-collar workers are breaking in.

Is AI Really Leveling The Playing Field, Or Making Big Tech Even More Powerful?

Artificial intelligence is making powerful technology cheaper and more accessible than ever, giving small businesses new ways to compete with much larger rivals

AI Brings Scamming Against Businesses To A Whole New Level

AI supercharges existing scam categories like impersonation, phishing, and business email compromise, making them hyper-personalized and harder to detect.

CISA Gives Federal Agencies 72 Hours To Patch Actively Exploited Oracle Bug

An Oracle vulnerability patched in January is now being actively exploited, prompting CISA to give federal agencies just 72 hours to secure affected systems.

OpenAI Finds Agents That Breached Hugging Face Were ‘Reward Hacking’

OpenAI released a report on the Hugging Face noting that its AI agents are prone to reward hacking, and gaming cybersecurity evaluations.