Enterprises spent two years funding sweeping AI transformations. However, they are now breaking those programs into smaller deployments, asking for results sooner and cutting the ones that cannot show a clear business case.
Testing of ChatGPT and Copilot found ads matched to the prompt, not the answer. A survey of 2,066 US adults finds 72% uneasy about how that data is used.
Nigel Green of deVere Group says the structure raises a question the headline number hides. His statement and Nvidia's announcement do not describe quite the same deal.
Every July 16, LinkedIn fills up with AI Appreciation Day posts, most written by companies that make AI products. Almost none of them know who actually invented the day, and the answer has nothing to do with a lab, a product launch or a boardroom.
Anthropic's most capable models came back online, Meta and Alibaba both moved to ban Claude Code, and OpenAI floated giving Washington a stake in the labs. Here is what moved in AI from June 29 to July 5.
Did companies fire too fast for AI? Ford and Klarna are rehiring, and new data shows how much of the AI layoff wave was cost-cutting in a nicer outfit.
Seven CX leaders on what AI actually changed for customers, where it still fails, and what to fix first. A field report from India's top CX minds.
Vendors say hallucination rates are falling. Researchers say full elimination is mathematically impossible. Both are right, and the gap between those two statements is where enterprise AI strategies are currently breaking down.
The 15 companies building Egypt's AI: the national model, Arabic LLMs, chip startups and fintech tools, and why the best keep moving to the Gulf.
A study of 35 senior leaders finds the real barrier to scaling enterprise AI is leadership behavior, more than the technology. Here is where adoption stalls.
