When Attackers Cooperate And Vendors Don’t

If the people attacking us cooperate freely, the people protecting us can’t afford not to.​

Lessons About Working In AI From A Decade In Design

Stop setting stakeholder expectations as if AI systems work like software releases. Ship with known limitations documented.

A Layperson’s Guide To Data Centers And What’s Next For Them

A basic guide to data centers and a sneak peek at what could be next for them.

Washington Made Consolidation Profitable. Insurers Are Pushing Back.

Government policies and private-market incentives reward hospital-physician consolidation and increase healthcare costs. Insurers are pushing back, but face limits.

Seven Ways Tech Leaders Are Designing AI Agents To Prevent Mistakes

The biggest breakthrough isn’t making AI agents more autonomous. It’s teaching them to doubt themselves.

Before You Build: How To Know You’re Solving The Right Problem

Design thinking helps teams avoid pitfalls by encouraging them to question what they think and examine a challenge from multiple angles before committing to a solution.

The AI Summary Every Board Reads Alike

AI-generated summaries can affect boardroom decision-making. Here’s how chairs can preserve independent, informed judgment.

AI Rights Enter Anthropic’s Terms Of Service As Microsoft Pushes Back

AI rights moved into Anthropic’s usage policy, Microsoft’s Suleyman calls model welfare a safety risk, and 12 states are writing bans. Five moves for senior leaders.

​How To Measure An Engineering Team Beyond Headcount

Here’s how technology leaders can measure engineering performance through delivery speed, stability and business outcomes, not just headcount.

Waymo Expands To Toronto. Will They Use The Ojai? Robotaxis In Canada

Waymo might be able to import the Ojai cheaply from China into Canada, and other Canadian angles on the expansion of robotaxis to the North.