AI Is Smart, But Not Yet Capable Of Original Thought

While AI excels at induction and deduction, it cannot perform “abduction”—the creative leap to generate new explanatory hypotheses, a crucial element in cognitive breakthroughs.

Microsoft Says Ransomware Can Be Stopped In 128 Seconds—Here’s How

As reports confirm the ransomware threat continues to rise, Microsoft has detailed how an attack can be stopped using device isolation in just 128 seconds flat.

The Innovation ‘Blind Spot’ That Keeps Winners From Winning More

Even the most successful companies can lose their edge if complacency, legacy thinking and organizational inertia prevent them from adapting and innovating.

What Is The Singularity And Are We There Yet?

The AI singularity describes a future point when machines surpass human intelligence and begin improving themselves at an uncontrollable pace.

Could EDA AI Startups Be The New Claude Of Chip Design?

While EDA incumbents like Cadence and Synopsys integrate AI, three startups are vying for market adoption, which could also portend a new pricing model

The Limits Of The Smart Building In A Changing World

Smart building technology, once a future promise for energy efficiency and climate adaptation, now faces urgent real-world tests amid record heatwaves.

Why Responsible AI Could Be Your Biggest Competitive Advantage

Responsible AI is becoming a powerful source of competitive advantage, helping businesses build trust, accelerate innovation and deploy AI in higher-value areas.

AI Is Needed To Make Semiconductor Engineering Work More Productive

Agentic AI is fundamentally changing how engineers approach design and verification. The ability to effectively use these tools will be a requirement in this industry.

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.