The ‘Scary Movie,’ ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Rotten Tomatoes Scores Are In

Masters of the Universe and Scary Movie are facing off this weekend. While one has higher Rotten Tomatoes scores than the other, it’s still probably going to lose.

Blue Yonders’ Supply Chain Agents Are Getting Really Smart

Blue Yonder is committed to an agentic framework. At ICON, their user event, they announced the progress they have made in building out the agent framework.

Dashlane Reveals How Attackers Copied Encrypted Vaults In May 31 Incident

After some Dashlane users were locked out of accounts and a limited number of encrypted password vaults were downloaded, the hacker attack methodology has been revealed.

Destiny 2’s Last Trailer Ever Is Heartbreaking

The last trailer ever for Destiny 2 is out, barring some sort of miracle, and it represents a peaceful end to a game that should still be alive.

Your Board Wants AI. Your Team Fears It. They’re Both Right

Top-down AI mandates without bottom-up buy-in create resistance, not results.

Nvidia Built The AI Boom—Apple May Control What Comes Next

Apple may be the next AI power center, turning Nvidia’s infrastructure into consumer-driven value through its devices, ecosystem, and trusted platform.

AI Can Write Code, But It Won’t Replace Software Companies

The work that remains, and continues to demand investment, includes system architecture, domain expertise, the relational elements and the governance of AI systems themselves.

World Cup Will Stream On Peacock In Dolby Vision And Dolby Atmos

Dolby’s partnership with NBCUniversal delivers its biggest event yet.

Replacing Or Repositioning? How AI Is Redefining The Human Role In Recruitment

AI is changing how companies find new people to hire. Here’s what leaders need to know.

New Xbox CEO Looking At ‘Each Title’ For Exclusivity, Back To Where It Started

Xbox is once again going through the concept of exclusivity, figuring out which games should be exclusive on what appears to be a case-by-case basis.