Your AI Was Right. Did Anyone Do Anything About It?

A recommendation nobody acts on produces no business outcome, however accurate it was.

Workplace Tool Resistance: Strong Signs The Rollout Is The Problem

Introducing new technology means changing not just what people use but also how they work—and that transition doesn’t always go smoothly.

In The Age Of AI, Does Your Cyber Awareness Training Know What Attackers Are Preparing?

Campaigns that once took weeks of planning can now be run against specific people at speed and scale.

Yes, You Can Mix Self-Driving Cars And Urbanism

Self-driving cars are not “just more cars,” but how will they mix with the urbanist dream of a more pleasant city?

Five Questions That Decide If An AI Agent Works In Finance

Here are five questions to ask before deploying an agent in finance.​

To Build Or Buy AI Agents? Here Are The Pros, Cons And Complexities

Whether you build or buy AI agents, be sure the choice is driven by value above all else.

Every AI Agent Needs A Human Owner Before It Signs Off On Anything

Giving an AI agent a unique identity is necessary, but identity alone does not establish responsibility.

The Matrix’s Real Warning For The AI Age: Who Authors Human Choices?

As AI crosses a threshold, the essential question changes from “What can the machine know or do?” to “Who authored the objective?”

How A Detroit Facility Seeks To Advance Transportation Technology

The Detroit Smart Parking Lab is working with startups and other companies to advance mobility.

Four Steps To Implement Autonomous Patching And Remediation

The old idea of a single monthly patching schedule doesn’t match how software updates actually percolate in enterprise environments today. ​