Why The Model Isn’t The Hard Part, The Workflow Is

A program that started with the team, not the tool, shifted the outcome.

100 Years After Geneva, Modern Slavery Is Still Invisible By Design

At the anti-slavery centenary, modern exploitation demands a public health approach. Dismantling systems requires redefining terms, impact metrics & empowering survivors.

Car Thefts Are Down, Data Shows, But One Component Remains A Hot Item

Overall, fewer vehicles were stolen last year than in recent decades, though thieves are still after a main element in a car’s emissions system for its precious metals.

You Can’t Govern What You Can’t See: The Case For Agent Control Planes

The control plane is about whether agents are allowed to run, under what constraints and with what evidence.

Where AI-Powered Software Development Delivers Measurable Results

The best and most effective way to use AI is to treat it as a structured delivery system.

Russians Alarmed By Ukraine’s Fence Post Drone Bomb

A new bunker-busting bomb for Ukraine’s multicopter bombers negates most anti-drone protection. The simple design has the same features as established weapons,

​From ‘AI-First’ To ‘AI-Powered’: What Separates Rhetoric From Practice

In practice, a company becomes truly AI-first and AI-ready when new products are born data-driven and built for continuous learning.

Agentic Digital Twins For AI-Native Fulfillment Networks

As fulfillment networks become more complex, agentic digital twins may become foundational infrastructure for the next generation of intelligent fulfillment ecosystems.

A U.S.-Canada Bridge Was Near The Finish Line; Now It’s Delayed

The new Gordie Howe U.S.-Camada bride seemed to be at the finishing line. Now? Not so much.

Court Fury Arises When Attorneys On Both Sides Of Legal Cases Simultaneously Rely On AI Hallucinations

A federal judge removed attorneys from both sides of a lawsuit after AI-generated legal citations appeared in court filings, signaling less tolerance for AI errors in legal practice.