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AI is starting to look a lot like the early days of cloud – and the real race is operational
AI’s model race is fading. The real battle is running systems reliably at scale.
Quote of the day by Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates: 'If a robot comes in to do the same thing, you’d think that we’d tax the robot' — devising policy ideas to counter automation risks
Slowing down the robotics, AI, and automation build-out might give us time to understand how to structure our labor markets
IGN claims PS5 game sales are eight times higher than they are on Xbox
First a console price hike, now IGN claims PS5 game sales are eight times higher than they are on Xbox.
30 years later, my Hotmail email address still works, but I won't read your message
Hotmail turns 30, but it's barely a shadow of its former self. I look at how the service started when Microsoft did with it and how it sort of lives on.
5 WWDC features I’ll actually use more than Apple’s new Siri AI
Apple announced so much more than just Siri AI at its recent WWDC. Here are five new features I'm looking forward to in the next macOS, and iOS, 27.
How AI observability helps organizations move from experimentation to production
AI observability prevents invisible drift and reduces AI overheads to deliver multiple model, agent driven systems.
How to future-proof enterprise operations in the age of invisible AI
Enterprises must build operational readiness beneath AI to unlock reliable autonomous execution.
How universities can better prepare graduates for the demands of the modern workplace
As AI increasingly underpins competitive advantage, UK organizations face mounting pressure to build a workforce capable of using these technologies effectively and confidently.
