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The internet has a trust problem - identity needs to travel
As generative AI makes impersonation cheap and scalable, trust is becoming harder to establish.
The 70% rule: Why your AI strategy is a people strategy
Most current AI strategies may be failing due to misallocated focus - AI has become prominent at a board level, but this isn’t translating into operational impact.
Why CIOs need a single source of truth for digital operations
CIOs need an incident management hub that pulls context into one place
Why enterprise AI will be defined by integration, not model aggregation
Why model orchestration falls short—enterprise AI demands deep integration, governance, and workflow embedding.
Today I learned what a social media bot farm looks like — and it made me delete my Reddit account
I've been a Reddit user for 13 years — and one video of a social media bot farm was all it took for me to delete my account.
Amazon bricking classic Kindles shows it learned nothing from Sonos' big mistake
Amazon is about to kill off almost a dozen Kindles, and it might be making the same mistake that tripped up Sonos for years.
Closing the implementation gap in America's cyber strategy
National defense shifts from soft power to hard power through aggressive public-private collaboration and AI.
I was a Nothing-design skeptic, but the Phone (4a) Pro made me a believer
The look of early Nothing phones left me lukewarm, but here’s how its latest handset totally won me over.
