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A new report from Clarecast identifies four signals indicating that marketing teams may be next for AI-driven workforce cuts, based on analysis of 1,300 U.S. companies. The signals include complex tech stacks, flat or sh…
Enterprise agentic AI projects face a critical governance gap between agent frameworks and production execution, with Gartner predicting over 40% will be canceled by 2027 due to inadequate risk controls. The missing laye…
Kansai Electric Power Group's CIO Akio Ueda argues that successful AI adoption requires collaboration between humans and AI, not replacement, as outlined in the company's DX Vision 2035. Ueda emphasizes that AI excels at…
KU Leuven's AI Summer School will host an online panel discussion on September 24, 2026, exploring AI's impact on human cognitive skills. The event features alumni speakers and moderators, addressing human-machine intera…
CEA-Leti CEO Sébastien Dauvé told EE Times that AI's primary bottleneck is architectural, not just energy, as the industry must integrate memory, photonics, communications, and sensing into complex systems. He highlighte…
A writer draws parallels between Fullmetal Alchemist and AI development, arguing that current AI demoralizes without surpassing humans, and that the real problem is the technology itself, not hype. The piece reflects on …
Flinders University has launched Australia's first MBA specializing in AI strategy and leadership, designed for executives and managers across all disciplines. The two-year program combines core MBA studies with AI speci…
The Five Eyes cyber security agencies issued urgent guidance warning that rapid advances in frontier AI are accelerating cyber threats and shrinking the window between vulnerability discovery and exploitation. The agenci…
At the Cannes Lions festival, industry leaders publicly tout AI transformation, but offstage conversations reveal growing concerns over the high costs of AI development and deployment, with executives admitting that toke…
A MIRI Technical Governance Fellowship project evaluates Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) for privacy-preserving monitoring in AI governance, finding that while TEEs offer verifiable constraints and user privacy, ha…
A Harvard Business Review blog warns that reliance on generative AI is causing 'knowledge decay' in organizations, as employees produce and consume low-quality AI-generated content, eroding trust and productivity. Expert…
Eliezer Yudkowsky's 25-year-old document 'Creating Friendly AI' criticizes the 'adversarial attitude' in AI development, arguing that superintelligent AI should genuinely want to interpret human wishes accurately rather …
Political action committees funded by leading AI firms spent over $2 million to support Utah congressional candidates, as the state's primary elections on Tuesday became a battleground over artificial intelligence policy…
Oracle disclosed a 21,000-employee workforce reduction over 12 months, citing AI adoption as a factor. Tech layoffs hit a record high in May 2026, with AI being the most-cited reason, as companies like GitLab, Google, In…
Anthropic introduced Claude Tag, an AI that can be tagged into shared conversations, while a new paper examines stability in AI agents. The author argues that AI systems should prioritize helping users re-enter tasks gra…
A new study finds that panels of nine large language model judges effectively provide only about two independent votes' worth of information, because the models make correlated errors on the same items. The panel's accur…
The AI market remains early enough that Big AI companies can lose if the ecosystem executes platform strategy tactics such as disintermediation and provider switching. Users and developers have leverage to shift power aw…
A new Pew Research Center survey finds 49% of U.S. adults now use AI chatbots, up from 33% in 2024, with ChatGPT leading at 44% adoption. However, skepticism remains high: 40% predict AI will negatively affect society in…
Meta paused its Model Capability Initiative, an AI training program that tracked employee keystrokes and mouse movements, after sensitive data including private conversations and performance data was inadvertently expose…
Business leaders and a psychiatrist at VivaTech in Paris argued that AI is increasing workplace stress by adding new demands, fueling uncertainty, and challenging workers' sense of purpose. A Headspace study found 90% of…