SEC’s Repeal Of A Free Market Rule Will Cost Investors And Companies

The SEC wants to end shareholder proposals by repealing Rule 14a-8. Here’s why that would raise costs, invite lawsuits, and hurt investors and companies.

When Elizabeth Holmes Lied To Forbes About Theranos

Holmes says in Nathan Fielder’s documentary on her that she doesn’t ever recall lying. Forbes went back to the archives to fact-check that claim and it doesn’t hold up.

Watch Elizabeth Holmes Lie To Forbes About Theranos

Holmes says in Nathan Fielder’s documentary on her that she doesn’t ever recall lying. Forbes went back to the archives to fact-check that claim and it doesn’t hold up.

The Real Disruption In Mobility Isn’t Technology—It’s Everything Else

Technology will certainly shape the future of mobility. But technology alone will not determine what comes next.

Your Cloud Is The Foundation AI Keeps Falling Through

While almost every enterprise has an AI strategy, far fewer have a cloud foundation that can actually support one.

​Why Reliable Data, Not Bigger Models, Will Define The Next Era Of Enterprise AI

The goal is not perfect data—an often impossible standard—but data sufficiently reliable for the decision it must support.​

The Invoice That AI Didn’t Warn You About

AI productivity gains are real, but the costs of sustained usage are real, too.

AI’s Next Hub Won’t Be A Single City: The New Geography Of Sovereign Intelligence

Data moves like water, flowing in and out of various regions and jurisdictions. Sovereignty therefore has to take on similar properties.

​The Deepfake Arms Race Has No Finish Line: Live Video Raises The Stakes

Live synthetic media is already an operational issue for organizations that use video to authorize decisions, communicate with employees or address the public.

Why Human Judgment Matters More As AI Gets Better, Faster

The better and faster AI becomes, the more dangerous it is to assume we need less human expertise.