When AI Writes Both The Code And The Tests, Who Checks The Assumptions?

AI can make software development faster. It can also make incorrect assumptions spread faster.

AI Can Help Run Databases, But It Shouldn’t Hold The Keys

When considering AI, remember that databases are unlike most systems because they hold the records the business depends on.

The No. 1 Habit That Slowly Destroys Your Gut Instinct, By A Psychologist

A psychologist explains the everyday habit of asking others first, before forming your own view, that quietly erodes your ability to trust your gut instinct.

​The One-Page Document That Can Prevent Million-Dollar AI Mistakes

Tell people where you’re going and why, then trust them to navigate. Most companies adopting artificial intelligence are doing the opposite.

CISA Gives Federal Agencies 72 Hours To Patch Old 10/10 Oracle Bug

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency just added an old Oracle bug to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, and the time to act is now.

​The Day The Joy Died: How Going All-Digital Can Erase Your Edge

When leaders digitize a product for efficiency, they should separate what is truly a cost from what is quietly a moat.

Beyond Capital: Building Innovation Ecosystems For The Future

The next generation of leaders won’t simply build successful companies; I believe they will build environments where thousands of successful companies can grow.

Garmin Fenix 9: Eight Key Facts About Garmin’s Latest Watch

The Garmin Fenix 9 doesn’t bring massive changes to one of Garmin’s most-loved lines, but it does provide a whole heap of options. Here’s the lowdown to avoid confusion.

Who Pays When Your AI Agent Buys The Wrong Thing?

When an AI agent buys the wrong thing, someone pays. Build the system that can show, with evidence, that it isn’t you.

Google’s Latest Gemini Update Is Good News For Spotify Users

The latest Google Home update fixes camera crashes, adds kelvin lighting controls, and improves Spotify integration for Gemini for Home.