Millions of people now say please and thank you to AI chatbots, but does politeness actually improve the answers or simply waste time and energy?
Microsoft releases its second-generation quantum chip. Ultrasound could replace pacemakers. And why you shouldn’t skip breakfast.
AI’s next phase depends on who controls compute. Forbes contributors examine how Anthropic, OpenAI and Nvidia shape the model, hardware and policy forces driving the AI economy.
As AI makes them smarter and more affordable, human-shaped machines could transform some of the most demanding, repetitive & dangerous jobs in business and everyday life.
Cisco warns AI is cutting attack timelines from weeks to minutes. Agents, identity gaps, and scale are creating risks most enterprises aren’t equipped to handle.
AI agents promise to automate work, make decisions and transform business operations, but giving machines more autonomy also creates new risks.
Microsoft Build 2026 demonstrates how data, AI, and ERP are converging as enterprises build the infrastructure and operational foundations for autonomous operations.
Tokenmaxxing appears to be on its way out as companies struggle with overspending on AI tokens. Now spend needs to be justified with clear outcomes.
Nvidia’s Vera CPU shifts control of the AI server stack, threatening Intel and AMD’s data center margins as system integration and Arm architecture gain ground.
Tether’s TurboQuant enables useful and powerful local AI applications on consumer devices at much lower costs and without exposes private data to the cloud.