AI Agents Are Hacking Governments. When Is That An Act Of War?

An OpenAI agent broke into an Australian Medicare service. Here’s when an AI-driven hack becomes an act of war, and why the bigger risk is blaming the wrong country.

​The Hidden Cost Of Outdated Clinical Workflows: How Modernization Can Prevent Disruptions In Patient Care

Leaders shouldn’t view healthcare modernization as simply adding newer technology to their organizations.

ICE Just Bought A Hacking Tool Cops Use To Break A Major Apple Security Feature

ICE agents and cops across America are using a product called Graykey Preserve, which halts an Apple timer that makes it much harder to search an iPhone after 72 hours.

The Model Got Smarter, But The System Didn’t

For years, the public conversation about AI has been about models, but what you experience when you use an AI assistant is not the model alone.

Consumer Health Has Overlooked The Home

We’ve spent the last decade getting much better at understanding what’s happening inside our bodies. Next comes understanding more about what’s happening around them.

The Four Question Test For Real AI-Native Security

Vendors appropriate the “AI-native” label because building the real thing takes years they don’t have.

Why Isn’t AI Helping B2B Technology Companies Close Faster?

AI is likely already inside your sales workflow, but humans and AI agents are built for different environments.

The Next Wave Of AI Agents Won’t Live On Your Screen

Bringing AI agents into the physical world requires more than powerful models.

​Reliability Ends Where The Signal Does

That’s what reliability looks like in the field: not a green status page, but people using your system with full confidence and ease.​

Back To School: Why Retail Needs Better Decision-Making

The retailers that want to succeed must do more than plan at the beginning of the season; they need to adjust when reality changes.