Many companies are struggling to fully trust AI at work – especially when there’s no human involved
Many companies are struggling to fully trust AI at work – especially when there’s no human involved

TeamViewer report claims 95% of workers are concerns about AI operating without a human in the loop – most AI agent users set strict guardrails.

Why you can’t buy security on the dark web

Why buying, monitoring, or negotiating on the dark web often creates more risk than security.

OpenAI wants to help your small business grow – if you use ChatGPT more
OpenAI wants to help your small business grow – if you use ChatGPT more

The launch of ChatGPT Work has now been followed with dedicated training and resources for small businesses.

Why operational technology risk still slips past the boardroom

Boards need to start treating OT cyber risk as an issue of business continuity.

Why connecting tech to operational reality will help businesses deliver on AI’s promise

Connecting technology to operational reality helps businesses deliver AI promise.

Not so ‘in the loop’? Study finds Gen Z employees barely understand office jargon
Not so ‘in the loop’? Study finds Gen Z employees barely understand office jargon

Gen Z hasn’t ‘touched base’ with corporate slang yet, so they’re less likely to feel ‘in the loop’ – and leaders should accommodate.

Report warns employees are increasingly asking AI questions they previously have asked their co-workers
Report warns employees are increasingly asking AI questions they previously have asked their co-workers

RTO mandates cite ad-hoc worker collaboration, but workers seem to be turning to AI to answer their questions instead.

This 24-foot inflatable drone can fly for 10 hours, covering 500 miles one way, and can probably fit in your car
This 24-foot inflatable drone can fly for 10 hours, covering 500 miles one way, and can probably fit in your car

French startup Celeste Ecoflyers is developing an inflatable drone capable of 10-hour flights, a 500-mile range, and compact transport inside cars.

Leaving Apple, Intel, and Nvidia in the dust? Huawei could join Samsung as the only tech firms producing its own CPUs, SSDs, and DRAM

Only Samsung currently makes its own CPUs, SSDs, and DRAM, but Huawei may be quietly building its own alternative.