For 4,000 years mapping showed us the world from a new point of view. Modern AI enabled maps are now running the world.
When AI is disconnected from real work signals like feedback from one-on-ones and progress on goals, insights are incomplete.
Perhaps the biggest change MCP introduces is that AI is no longer confined to static models, frozen in time at the moment they were trained.
Every time an agent acts on untrusted input, it creates an opportunity for that pipeline to be exploited.
More builders are entering the market, creating more supply than demand in many categories. But not everything being built is useful. Customers have to sift through the noise and cycle through options to find what works.
If VPPs are to evolve from experimental programs into critical infrastructure, they must meet a higher bar.
As leaders, our job is not to fear the speed of AI, but to build the infrastructure that makes that speed safe.
Cybercriminals created a zero-day exploit with AI, the first example of artificial intelligence finding and hacking software for an illicit enterprise, the tech giant says in a new report.
What if AI companions weren’t designed to replace what people are missing, but to guide them back to it?
When organizations ask “Who touched the data,” the answer may now include a human, an autonomous system or a chain of systems acting on a human’s behalf.