LG Channels Online TV Service Passes 5,000 Channels—And Expands To A 37th Country

One of the most under-the-radar shifts in the TV content landscape continues to expand at pace.

Pay Attention To The Victims Behind Scams, Various Groups Urge

Today marks World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, with the theme “Trapped Behind the Scam.” This draws attention to trafficking victims forced into online fraud.

Enterprise AI’s Soft Middle

A survey of 2,603 employees in organizations across the globe, just released by Infosys, finds only 22% of middle managers actively engaged with AI,

Beyond The Salary: Redefining How We Compensate Software Engineers

As cognitive computing becomes an expense category, it raises the question of how software engineering economics can keep pace.

Why Pharma Marketing Has Never Had Its Defining Infrastructure Moment

Pharma marketing remains one of the most complex, high-stakes marketing environments and one of the least unified.

AI + X: Why Bilingual Expertise Is The Future Of AI Adoption

At its core, AI + X is about combining two specialized skill sets: deep expertise in artificial intelligence and deep expertise in a specific domain.

‘Marathon’ Extends PvE Mode Trial As Its Pivot Ramps Up

If you wanted any further indication that Bungie’s Marathon is going to lean more and more heavily into PvE content, here it is.

Why AI-Assisted Development Could Be The Next Productivity Shift

The challenge is not whether to adopt AI-assisted development but rather how to do so in a way that preserves trust while unlocking its full potential.​​

AI At The Edge: Why The Future Of Intelligence Isn’t Centralized

An edge-based system can not only perform better under pressure—I’ve found it can keep performing even after a connection drops.

​Why AI-Native Ecosystems Will Define The Agent Era

When powerful intelligence is something any company can tap, the strategic move is not picking the best model but building the AI-native ecosystem it plugs into.