A compromised physical system may change how a machine moves or how an industrial process operates.
The real question for leadership is not whether AI will replace the DBA, but what AI should be allowed to decide unsupervised, and what must never be automatic.
Customers don’t buy AI because it’s AI. They buy better decisions, faster execution, lower risk, greater visibility and less manual work.
A great deal of money is moving fast, and few people can produce evidence about where it landed.
For its first 25 years, Wi-Fi connected our devices. Over the next 25, it may help those devices understand the environments they occupy.
AI is accelerating cyberattacks while companies still patch in weeks. Five emerging shifts could reshape cyber insurance, board oversight, spending and competition.
AI is changing education and career readiness, shifting students from knowing answers to using judgment, asking better questions and creating value.
As AI-generated code enters enterprise systems faster, the informal safety net provided by humans must be replaced with stronger and more comprehensive testing.
AI and other developments have made domain-based attacks so quick and easy to launch that bad actors can attack at an unbelievable scale and pace.
Streaming has transformed media ownership. From Netflix and Amazon to video games, digital access offers portability while making movies, music and games less permanent.