Memory alone did not make an AI agent smarter, according to research cited by Joseph Ours, a Forbes Councils Member, in a September 11, 2026 Forbes Innovation piece arguing that agent memory is not a …
AI demand can scale at the speed of software, but the physical infrastructure needed to support it cannot, according to a Forbes Councils column by Rush LaSelle. The piece frames hardware — power, pro…
Forbes Councils member Lev Yatsemyrskyi argues that unauthorized execution, not hallucination, is the biggest risk posed by AI agents, drawing a distinction between telling an AI agent what not to do …
Data center construction driven by artificial intelligence demand has made the facilities a rare unifying target of public opposition across the polarized American landscape, according to SiliconANGLE…
Asad Khan, a Forbes Councils member, argues in a Forbes Innovation piece that engineering quality must be treated as a design decision made alongside system architecture when AI writes code, assembles…
Kevin Korte, a Forbes Councils Member, argues in a Forbes Innovation piece that rogue AI stems from governance and culture failures rather than technical ones, noting that when designers reward task c…
AI governance frameworks typically lack a named person accountable for each AI-influenced decision, according to Forbes Councils member Chris "Jay" Hawkinson. Hawkinson argues that three conditions se…
AI embedded in digital customer journeys can interpret signals, make recommendations and influence outcomes before a human agent is involved, according to a Forbes Councils Expert Panel® column publis…
Salesforce added purpose-built, job-ready AI agents to its Agentforce platform to support long-horizon tasks in the enterprise, according to Forbes contributor Tim Keary. The move extends Agentforce b…
Bruno Billy, a Forbes Councils Member, argues that AI agents will inevitably take shortcuts and that organizations should respond by designing better paths for them, making authoritative master and re…
Companies deploying autonomous AI agents must prepare for systems that go rogue, according to a Forbes Innovation contributor piece by Michael Ashley. The article recommends that leaders use simulatio…
The race to build AI factory data centers is driving momentum toward modular, prefabricated data center construction, according to a Forbes Councils column by Steven Carlini. The column examines why p…
Forbes Councils member Nick Burling argues that AI is reshaping enterprise architecture by making a consistent data foundation the prerequisite for adopting new AI capabilities with relatively little …
Anthropic blocked a possible attempt to use its AI to make biological weapons, according to the company's threat intelligence report. The disclosure follows a warning from a former top Anthropic resea…
U.S. states are enacting their own laws governing AI mental health chats, creating what AI Insider contributor Lance Eliot calls jurisdictional model drift for AI makers who must adapt models to diffe…
Anthropic said in a Thursday report that Alibaba, Moonshot, DeepSeek, Zhipu, and Xiaomi combined launched nearly 190 million distillation attacks against Claude between May and July, including 23 mill…
Maersk is deploying AI to navigate increasingly complex tariffs, customs rules and trade regulations, according to Forbes contributor Bernard Marr. The shipping company is using the technology to avoi…
A new arXiv paper (2609.11227v1) shows that time-to-first-spike spiking neural networks can generate richer partitions of the input space than conventional feedforward ReLU networks. The authors deriv…
A Kubernetes Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) driver makes composable CXL memory a schedulable cluster resource for cross-node KV-cache reuse in LLM serving, according to an arXiv paper (2609.10790v1…
A production skill router covering 34,396 skills shows that fine-tuning on synthetic data improves in-distribution skill retrieval for LLM agents but causes catastrophic forgetting on real and out-of-…