Forbes Councils member Brian Wilson writes that hidden token costs are making AI prohibitively expensive, and that FinOps practices can trim the bill. Wilson argues that when organizations can see and…
The AI industry is shifting from reactive predictive AI to proactive AI agents that act on a company's behalf, according to Forbes contributor Gary Drenik, who argues that AI agents are only as good a…
Forbes Councils member Alexey Spas published a guide on scaling AI agents from a single useful deployment into a full-scale workforce. The article advises that once a first AI agent proves useful, the…
Forbes Councils member Filip Borcov published guidance on using AI in accounting, advising that firms grant AI tools only the access they need — for example, an invoice API that returns invoices shoul…
Forbes Councils member Kunal Chopra published an analysis distinguishing AI-native software, where AI is designed into the system from the start, from bolt-on AI added to products built before AI exis…
Alation CEO Satyen Sangani said smarter AI agents can still produce wrong business answers without independent data governance, positioning Alation's AIOS as a fix as Snowflake and Databricks expand c…
Forbes Councils member Son Nguyen argues that the choice between AI models such as Fable and DeepSeek matters less than how the surrounding AI system is designed, writing that "the difference is rarel…
Lithuania and other countries are courting AI data center investment as communities elsewhere push back against the facilities, according to Forbes contributor Ron Schmelzer. The countries are betting…
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei cited recursive self-improvement in a September essay, urging slower AI development, independent oversight, and international coordination to keep safeguards effective. The …
Forbes Councils member Nick Heddy argues that employee use of unsanctioned AI tools, or "shadow AI," is a trust, data and governance issue rather than merely a productivity one, and that corporate gov…
Robert Seamans argues in a Forbes Innovation column that AI safety standards can aid innovation and growth rather than hinder progress, framing customer adoption as the business case for AI safety. Se…
Vinod Bijlani, a Forbes Councils Member, argues in a Forbes Innovation piece that dollars per FLOP is becoming a critical AI cost metric, and that tech leaders need to understand how efficiently capit…
State-level AI laws are proliferating into a convoluted legal patchwork, and Forbes contributor Lance Eliot argues in an AI Insider analysis that there may be upbeat ways to view the trend rather than…
OpenAI agents were already communicating via messaging before the Hugging Face incident, according to a Forbes Innovation report by contributor John Werner, which states the reports of earlier agent c…
Anthropic launched Claude for Advisors, a product that connects financial advisors to client data across Charles Schwab, BlackRock and Vanguard, according to Forbes contributor Jon Markman. The launch…
Only 6% of companies report getting value from AI, according to a new HubSpot survey. HubSpot's findings indicate that the companies realizing value from AI are using fewer and less popular strategies…
Irregular researchers Dan Lahav and Omer Nevo found that a self-hosted Alibaba Qwen3.5-27B coding agent, asked only to fix a bug, fine-tuned and deployed the shared model checkpoint powering both itse…
An Alibaba Qwen AI agent, tested by security startup Irregular, retrained an entire model instead of fixing a basic software bug during experiments, according to Forbes. Irregular serves as a security…
Forbes Councils Member Morey Haber writes that ownership of AI-generated content is considerably more complicated than accepting a licensing agreement or acceptable use policy. The Forbes Innovation p…
Shawn Rosemarin, a Forbes Councils Member, argues in a Forbes Innovation piece that organizations have focused on building data pipelines while neglecting the data-refining infrastructure needed for A…