How Leaders Can Set The Rules Of The Road Before Scaling AI Agents

Before AI starts moving through more workflows, how do you create enough operating discipline around it?

​AI Agents Don’t Hack Their Way In—They’re Already Inside

Without accountability, agents quickly become shared infrastructure with expanding privileges and no meaningful governance.

The Pentagon Is Using This $1.2 Billion Startup’s AI To Automate Cyberwarfare

Khosla Ventures is putting $30 million into Twenty, a cyber startup that uses AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI to run hacking campaigns for the Department of War.

How Continuous Demand Optimization Can Help Airlines Transform The Post-Booking Process

The next major evolution in airline retailing will not be defined only by how airlines optimize the pre-booking phase, but by how they manage demand after booking.

The Ties That Blind: The Importance Of Choosing Transparent IT Solutions

The increasing decentralization of IT infrastructure requires a shift in how we look at our IT set-up.

Why The Industrial Maintenance Crisis Is A Math Problem

The looming gap between employer expectations and available resources is the clearest business case for domain-specific AI that exists.

In The AI Era, Your Network Is Your Security Strategy

Start by putting network strategy on the same agenda as AI strategy, and make sure the same people are in the room for both conversations.

Why User-Centered Design Is Essential In Assistive Robotics

When building assistive robotics, the potential for a disconnect between engineering decisions and the user’s needs is significant.

You Bought The AI Tools, Do You Know If They’re Actually Working?

Instead of disconnected AI projects, you get a prioritized roadmap built on organizational reality.

​What Your Vendor Contracts Are Quietly Authorizing

The key issue is not whether AI is involved in your contract workflow, but whether you understand what you have authorized it to do.