Disrupting Mediocrity With An Ownership And Accountability Culture

The highest-performing technology companies are distinguished by cultures in which accountability is operationalized at every level of the business.

The Great AI Reset: 2027 Isn’t A Spending Story—It’s A Recalibration Story

The AI reset will be less about belief in AI and more about which experiments, architectures and vendor dependencies have earned a permanent place in the business.

How Hurricane Nolo Just Became A Typhoon

Hurricane Nolo impacted Hawaii last week. Now the persistent storm has become Typhoon Nolo. Here’s how.

2 Hidden Differences In How Men And Women Want Sex, By A Psychologist

Is men’s sex drive always ‘on’? A new study reveals how relationship fairness and happiness shape men’s and women’s sexual desire in very different ways.

AI Agents Will Need Money: Why Stablecoins Could Become The Native Payment Layer For AI

Stablecoins may become particularly useful for global settlement and machine-scale micropayments.

Substantial Gains In Battle Against Cancer, But Research Disruptions Pose Risks

Continued progress against cancer will require collaboration among all key stakeholders. To this end, more stable and sustained federal investment is essential.

Jev Fever: Predictive AI Is Superhot Again

A new breed of models has rejuvenated predictive AI. But successful deployment demands a new business-value playbook.

Agent Debt Is Coming Due

​One harsh reality every technology leader will eventually accept is that speed without discipline always leaves a bill behind.

How To Scale Unstructured Data Classification Without Manual Overload

Effective classification can help businesses manage security, compliance and access, but relying on employees to review and label content manually doesn’t scale well.

Stop Waiting For The Modernization Program. Start Where It Costs Money

The public argument about automation in manufacturing assumes the problem is too few jobs, but the data says it’s too few people.