The Last 10 Feet: Where Most Retail Technology Still Fails

The technology may be sophisticated, but the store can still be messy, unpredictable and human.

How Safe Is It To Live Near A Data Center?

Data centers are expanding near more communities. Here’s what research says about potential health, environmental, quality-of-life risks and what still is not clear.

How Can AI Make Good Software Developers Better

Software development requires more than code. Teams need people who understand the system, spot missing context and take responsibility for what reaches production.

Build Your Startup Website With Claude: A Step-By-Step Prompt Guide

Learn how to build your startup website using Claude. Use this step-by-step guide and exact Claude prompts to design, secure, and launch your startup website

The AI Validation Bottleneck: Why 80% AI Adoption Has Not Made Software Delivery Faster

The AI validation gap is the absence of evaluation, measurement or trustworthy feedback loops on AI initiatives.

America Needed To Catch Up, And iPhone’s Tap To Pay Was Ready

For decades, magnetic stripe cards drove payments, but Apple Pay and the iPhone 6’s Tap To Pay approach revolutionised payments and accelerated adoption worldwide.

The Age Of Reimagining Enterprise Org Structure With AI

AI is reshaping consulting firms, from changing roles and pricing models to new approaches to organizational design and human-agent collaboration.

How Budding Laws On AI And Mental Health Could Go The Route Of ‘Federal Floor, State Ceiling’

U.S. states are enacting AI mental health laws. A federal version is in the offing. One approach would be to do a “federal floor, state ceiling”. An AI Insider analysis.

Tokenmaxxing: The Dangerous New AI Trend Businesses Need To Stop

Tokenmaxxing is spreading through businesses as employees and companies race to demonstrate how enthusiastically they are using AI.

26% of Americans With Health Insurance Have Coverage Gaps, Survey Says

A recent GoodRx survey of a sample of Americans, conducted via YouGov, found that 26 percent of respondents reported at least one coverage gap in their health insurance.