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The Line Governments Keep Getting Wrong on AI

Terrence Curley on where AI belongs in government work, and where it shouldn't. It can spot what's missing. It shouldn't decide what happens next.

Terrence Curley on where AI belongs in government work, and where it shouldn't. It can spot what's missing. It shouldn't decide what happens next.

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.

Dr. Vikram Singh talks about why speech recognition was never the main challenge in Voice AI, what changes when these systems have to work in factories and vehicles, and what large enterprises still have to get right before a promising pilot turns into measurable business impact.

India is building data center faster than it can cool them. Prof. Roop L. Mahajan on why heat, not machinery, is the real limit, and how coal could fix it.

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.

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.

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.

With legal AI valuations at record highs and hallucination sanctions mounting in courts worldwide, Positive Group says the profession's judgment problem demands more than a policy fix.

Stefan Bielau of Games & Leaves, talks about how predictive AI is reshaping player recruitment and squad planning in football, why generative tech is compressing game development cycles for smaller studios, and what B2B sports-tech founders consistently misread about how football clubs actually adopt new technology.

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.