​AI Makes Developers Faster, But What Happens To The Extra Capacity?

AI can accelerate implementation, but it cannot take responsibility for architectural quality, security or long-term maintainability.

Are AI Browsers Safe? A Single Web Page Can Hijack Them

Are AI browsers safe? A single web page can hijack an agent working inside your logged-in accounts. Here’s how to limit what it can reach.

How Organizations Can Move From Static Data Classification To Data Trust

AI and data governance depend on data foundations that are trusted, explainable, policy-aware and continuously governed.

Your First AI Agent Is An Experiment, Not A Product

AI agents behave like evolving operational actors rather than predictable applications.

Go Big Or Go Steady: The CIO’s Investment Dilemma In The Age Of AI

A serious AI program will generate failed experiments. The maturity of the program is measured by how cleanly it ends them.

Why Every Executive Should Care About The $442 Billion Scam Economy

Too many executives believe financial fraud is a consumer problem. Here’s why that’s becoming an increasingly risky—and expensive—assumption.

What Schools Should Look For—And Avoid—In EdTech

Strong edtech should respond to where students are, surface options for what they need next and give teachers useful information to lead the way.

How Prediction Markets Are Reshaping The Next Generation Of Market Infrastructure

As adoption in prediction markets continues to grow, I believe traditional markets and these novel markets will converge.

The Workforce Of 2030: Why Industrial Leaders Must Redesign Work Now

​The workforce of 2030 will not be defined by headcount alone. Instead, it will be defined by how effectively people, AI systems, automation and intelligent machines operate together as a unified system.

Are AI Agents The New Insider Risk?

​Practical AI governance requires a sandbox approach that manages connectivity without breaking the underlying business process.