Forbes Councils member Ameya Ambardekar argues that operating leverage, driven by AI, will define leadership over the next decade, urging leaders to choose between incremental productivity gains or fu…
Forbes Councils member Asen Lei reports that AI agents fail in production primarily due to an execution gap, where models know what to do but systems cannot reliably execute tasks. The article highlig…
Forbes Councils member David Bennett reports that AI is dominating IT budgets, leading C-suite leaders to deprioritize data protection and cyber resiliency, which are often treated as a checkbox rathe…
Muddu Sudhakar, a Forbes Councils member, advises that enterprises should combine buying and building to achieve sufficient ROI with agentic AI deployments, rather than relying solely on off-the-shelf…
Forbes Councils member Katy Wigdahl warns that organizations risk being 'benchmaxxed' by relying on generic AI benchmarks that do not reflect real-world performance, urging them to evaluate models aga…
Forbes Councils member Annette Klososky outlines a framework for workforce development in the age of AI, emphasizing that executives who use AI tools themselves visibly set a stronger example than any…
Forbes Councils member Mike Eichsteadt explains that AI service costs are driven by token usage, with pricing models varying by provider and model complexity, and advises businesses to evaluate total …
Forbes Councils member Justin Newell argues that finished vehicle logistics executives must shift from basic automation to decision intelligence to build crisis resilience, citing the need for human n…
Forbes Councils member Joel Frenette argues that small-business owners should use AI to automate administrative tasks, freeing time for more personal customer service. He emphasizes that AI should enh…
Forbes Councils member AJ Bubb argues that in the age of AI, customer obsession is no longer optional, as the shift from anecdote to signal enables true customer-centricity. The article emphasizes tha…
Apple has made on-device AI easy to integrate, but developers should not add AI to their apps unless users feel something missing without it, according to Dan Haiem, a Forbes Councils member. Haiem ad…
AI gateways alone are insufficient to secure agentic work, according to Shashwat Sehgal of Forbes Councils, who argues that security must govern the full chain of authority behind an action, not just …
Shadow AI is rapidly outpacing enterprise risk management, according to a Forbes Councils article by Luiz Domingos, as employees increasingly use unapproved AI tools to meet productivity demands, crea…
AI adoption is outpacing cloud computing's growth, creating an unplanned budget line for most companies, according to Forbes Councils member Ameya Kanitkar. Unlike cloud computing, which grew slowly a…
Forbes Councils member Ramachander Rao Thallada argues that AI governance must shift from compliance-based models to continuous intelligence, integrating governance throughout the technology lifecycle…
Forbes Councils member Ishraq Khan argues that while AI first demonstrated its value in coding, logistics presents a larger opportunity, predicting the next wave will encompass all forms of movement, …
Gopichand Mannava, a Forbes Councils member, proposes a zero-trust technical blueprint for AI access to public-sector data, emphasizing that agencies transitioning from AI-assisted reporting to AI-ini…
Banks face an 'AI budget hangover' as they shift from pilot projects to production, requiring forward deployed engineers to integrate AI into core workflows, according to Lukas Haffer of Forbes Counci…
Forbes Councils member Michael Engle argues that AI agent governance is shifting from human approval to runtime authorization, where most actions occur within established boundaries without human inte…
Organizations risk losing critical AI assets when employees resign, warns Atif Saad, a Forbes Councils member, who advises that companies must proactively define AI ownership and governance before dep…