Only 10% Feel In Full Control Of The Technology They Use, Survey Finds

Only 10% of people feel fully in control of their technology, a new study finds. Here’s why that matters for workers and companies and what organizations can do.

Data Authenticity Is Now The Real Currency Of AI Research

Someone still has to decide where a verification system’s thresholds sit, and whether a borderline response deserves a second look rather than an automatic rejection.

Judge Strikes Down Latest Version Of $100,000 H-1B Immigration Fee

A federal judge has struck down the $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa holders and invalidated the Sept. proclamation that renewed it.

6 Things Josh Bersin Says Leaders Need To Understand About AI And Work

Josh Bersin shares ideas leaders need to understand about AI and work, including expertise, job design, productivity, values and how to increase employee capability.

As AI Races Forward, How Can Humans Control The AI Agents?

AI experts debated control, transparency, alignment and auditing as increasingly autonomous agents raise troubling safety concerns.

AI Adoption Is Outrunning Trust. Explainability Closes The Gap.

AI model performance is rapidly improving, agentic tools are multiplying, and AI is moving into the workflows where businesses make decisions.

Gen Z Is Challenging The Unwritten Rules Of Job Interviews. Which Still Matter?

Job interview etiquette is evolving. Learn which traditional rules still matter, which have changed and how to navigate the unwritten expectations.

Judgment and AI

AI can accelerate thinking and decision-making, but it cannot replace human judgment. Asking smarter questions, challenging answers, recognising bias and applying context are essential to using AI effectively, making better decisions and maintaining tr…

How AI Can Find Weaknesses In Corporate Crisis Management Plans

AI has the potential to create a crisis for companies. It can also provide the tools to help executives prevent and manage a crisis when they are used the right way.

DHS Overestimated Revenue In H-1B Fee Immigration Rule By $6.1 Billion

A new analysis finds DHS overestimated by $6.1 billion the annual revenue it would receive by imposing a $103,265 fee on H-1B petitions.