A commentary published in response to President Donald Trump's September 14, 2026 statement that AI's only needed guardrail is a "strong and smart" president argues that safety requires transparent, c…
Digital sovereignty is not fracturing the tech world but correcting an imbalance caused by a few dominant platforms, argues a board brief by Korte. The brief contends that sovereignty is about practic…
A new analysis argues that AI in classrooms makes proprietary software untenable, as closed systems prevent schools from inspecting data collection, auditing algorithms, or ensuring accountability, am…
Open source software is reshaping how corporate boards assess technology risk, shifting from blind trust in vendors to inspectable code and strategic control, according to a Forbes Technology Council …
AI-generated content and flawed AI detection tools are destroying trust, human connections, and opportunities, as shown by three cases: a fake Git repository cost a genuine candidate a developer role,…
Microsoft is reigniting the browser wars by turning its Edge browser into an AI-powered operating surface for intelligence, collapsing search, navigation, task execution, and identity into a single in…
A dispute between Papermark and Y Combinator-backed Corgi highlights how AI-assisted development complicates open-source copyright claims, as Papermark alleges Corgi used AI to replicate its product's…
Cybersecurity failures are primarily governance problems rather than technical ones, according to a new analysis. Organizations lack clarity on decision rights, accountability, and risk ownership, lea…
The White House restricted foreign access to Anthropic's most advanced AI models, citing concerns about Chinese access to the company's Mythos technology, and Anthropic removed the models from the mar…
Forbes Tech Council warns that organizations are playing 'AI hot potato' by passing accountability for AI risks between departments, creating governance blind spots. The article argues that enterprise…