Fortnite’s Epic Games Goes All In On AI, Saying The Quiet Part Out Loud

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, developer of Fortnite, has said that his company is all in on AI workflow from code writing to art.

How Smarter Discovery Is Shaping The Next Era Of Streaming

With streaming the question now is how to help viewers find something they actually want to watch without making them work through more menus, more apps and more choices.

Why Kelly Clarkson’s Shopping Dispute Highlights A Critical Problem For Retailers

Clarkson’s dispute with a Brooklyn retailer raises questions about customer service, shopping psychology and how businesses build consumer trust.

Agentic AI Governance: When Approved Software Turns Agentic

Agentic AI governance is falling behind as approved software quietly gains autonomous features. See why vendor reviews miss the shift and what leaders should ask now.

Mammograms Can Reveal Heart Risk, But Few Women Are Ever Told

A former Susan G. Komen CEO’s new institute wants breast arterial calcification, a heart disease marker, on every mammogram report. No clinical guideline exists yet.

Why Companies Are Building Humanoid Robots And What It Means For Your Job

Humanoid robots are attracting major investment as AI advances. Here’s what they can do, where they could be used and why the industry is growing.

JD Vance Attacks Companies And Immigration

Vice President JD Vance used a press conference to attack tech companies, H-1B visas and the immigration of highly skilled professionals.

This Tech CEO Helped People Get Jobs. He Quit To Fight For Workers In The AI Era

Former Indeed CEO Chris Hyams worried artificial intelligence would magnify existing job inequities. So he pivoted to a career of teaching and issue advocacy.

Data Access, Not Models, Will Determine Enterprise AI’s Ceiling

AI is forcing a reckoning with a problem enterprises have been deferring. Organizations are sitting on vast, untapped data assets accumulated across the business.

AI May Be Ruining Your Critical Thinking. Here’s How To Save It

Employees who feel comfortable asking questions are better positioned to identify problems, recognize alternative explanations and make informed decisions.