Media And Courtrooms Confuse Mental Health Terms — Psychiatrist Explains

A reproductive psychiatrist explains differences in maternal mental health diagnoses and why the distinctions matter.

​Your Employee Just Resigned. Who Inherits Their AI?

One of the biggest mistakes organizations can make is waiting until an employee resigns before asking who owns their AI.

Satechi Grows ChargeView Collection With A New 240W Six Port Charger

This new GaN desk charger from Satechi has a total output of 240W and can charge up to six devces from its USB-C ports with support for fast charging.

ChatGPT Might Help You Win More At Powerball, Not More Often

Can ChatGPT help you win Powerball? AI cannot improve the odds, but it may help you avoid popular number patterns and reduce the risk of splitting a jackpot.

2 ‘Judgmental’ Habits That Mean You’re Intelligent, By A Psychologist

What looks like judgmental behavior can actually signal sharper thinking. A psychologist breaks down two surprising ‘harsh’ habits linked to real intelligence.

The Agentic Enterprise Is Pushing Identity Beyond The Admin Console

As AI becomes another participant in enterprise operations, identity has to operate wherever modern software is built, deployed and governed.

Speed Won’t Solve Behavioral Health’s Prior Authorization Problem

A faster form filler that cannot reason through subjective, payer-specific medical necessity may only create a faster path to another denial.

Enterprise Brain Replaces AI Agents As Microsoft And UnifyApps Race

Your AI agents forget everything between sessions. That’s why they stall. Microsoft and Glean are racing to build the enterprise brain that finally makes them remember.

AI ROI Is Solvable; Most Companies Are Solving The Wrong Problem

Every quarter without the right information infrastructure, the gap widens. The AI ROI problem is solvable. Start with the information problem first.

Why Most Operating Problems Aren’t Process Problems

If the same problems surface again months after a process improvement, then the process was never really the issue.