Skilled Workers Are Scarce. Smart Glasses Can Multiply Them

Smartglasses are emerging as a potential solution for blue-collar worker and skilled manufacturing labor shortages.

We’ve Seen This Movie Before—And Boards Keep Buying The Sequel

An agent operating inside a system designed for human-paced review doesn’t just underperform—it compounds.

The Historical Record Is Clear: Vaccines Work

The evidence is clear. More than 100 million cases of contagious disease were prevented by vaccination between 1924 and 2011, and many more since then. Vaccines work.

Is Flexible Work Flexible Enough For A 100-Year Life?

A 100-year life means a 60-year career. Employers need flexible work arrangements that allow breaks, fewer responsibilities and new ways to contribute as needs change.

A Language Model Is Not A Behavioral Model

Rather than focusing on how fast AI can decide, businesses should prioritize how quickly they can discover when its assumptions are wrong.​

How Nations Can Turn Their Strengths Into Space Leadership

The next space economy will emerge at the intersection of government, industry and academia.

SAP Seeks To Differentiate Itself With AI Governance

At SAP Connect in Las Vegas, SAP explained why customers should choose SAP as their partner for Agentic AI to drive the autonomous enterprise: AI Governance is critical.

To Unlock AI’s Real Value, Free Your Front-Line Data

​The competitive advantage is in capturing the knowledge your technicians already have.

America Wants To Build Again. Can AI Help Engineers Keep Up?

America wants to build again. Discover how AI, digital simulation and 3D printing can help engineers overcome talent shortages and accelerate advanced U.S. manufacturing.

Hurricane Isaias Has Formed. What’s Next For U.S. Gulf States?

Hurricane Isaias has formed and is making the turn towards the U.S. Here is the latest information on the storm, potential impacts on gas prices and a bit of history too.