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Enterprise AI’s trust deficit
Enterprise AI adoption grows, but data gaps stall financial impact. Here is how clean data and governance turn tech into real business value.
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What experts are saying about the ASOS hack – immediate lessons for ASOS customers and all businesses
Cybersecurity experts weigh in on what the ASOS security breach means for customers and the lessons other businesses can learn
Natalie Ogude, Partner at JMAN Group: “The future will be about applications moving towards becoming a group of intelligent agents”
JMAN Group Partner Natalie Ogude discusses AI transformation, enterprise misconceptions, and data foundations in software.
Password best practice: If someone asks you for random characters, they’re doing it wrong
Financial institutions - and others - are ignoring password best practice by storing user names and passwords in clear text. IT manager Michael Dear explains why that's a terrible idea
Dan Onions, Global SVP of Data & AI at Quantexa: “Feeding unstructured, siloed data into massive models just scales bad outputs faster”
Two words just kept on coming up in our interview with Dan Onions, Global SVP of Data & AI at Quantexa: trust and context.
Bruce Schneier on AI: “These massive US AI companies have no viable business model”
Security legend Bruce Schneier has turned his attention to AI, and the future’s not looking pretty. In this exclusive interview with Iain Thomson, he explains why he doesn't think OpenAI or Anthropic will ever turn a profit
Oracle expands AI applications with new execution runtime
Oracle has launched Fusion Claw, an AI execution runtime designed to help enterprises automate complex business processes with enterprise-grade governance.
Petra Cihlářová, Investment Director of Venture Capital at JSK Investments: “AI in itself is not an investment thesis”
Petra Cihlářová explains why JSKI backed surgical robotics startup Andromeda Surgical, discussing AI in healthcare, clinical scaling, and HoLEP
Mitigate the threat of AI-assisted vulnerability detection and exploit creation
AI reverse engineering threatens software security and IP. Learn how Thales Sentinel Envelope protects compiled binaries against threats.
What ASDA can teach your business about unmanaged identities
High staff turnover, seasonal workers and sprawling supply chains can leave forgotten accounts behind. ASDA shows how businesses can stop them becoming a security risk
Cindi Howson, Chief Data Strategy Officer at ThoughtSpot: “By slapping an AI label on their software products, companies are trying to combat irrelevance”
ThoughtSpot's Cindi Howson explores AI's true impact on SaaS, separating real enterprise value from hype, managing change, and ensuring trust.
View from the Valley: AI pleads for regulation on its terms, Trump obliges
AI companies are getting vocal about the need to slow down and get regulated, writes Iain Thomson from San Francisco, and they got exactly what they were after
Who’s to blame for rogue AI? It could be you as ignorance of the law is no defence
AI agents are breaking into real systems, and the law is scrambling to catch up. Some are already blaming victims of attacks for failing to build a "higher fence", but in the end any of us could be in the legal firing line
Stop chasing the next big industry. Build on the one you already have.
Kian Kamas argues that regions can create economic opportunity by building on existing industries, skills and infrastructure.
The nine things I learned from travelling to Hawaii and back with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14
Our editor spent just over a week travelling with the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14, on planes, in cafés and in hotels - here, he shares the things he soon learned to love
Preparing for SPoA: What acute NHS providers need to know
Elective SPoA will reshape how NHS trusts manage referrals and specialist advice. Jon Pickering examines what acute providers need to prepare for as the model rolls out.
Will Googlebooks work in business?
Do Googlebooks – the successors to Chromebooks – have a place in the business world? We discuss the pros and cons
LLM privacy policies take almost 20 minutes to read, Bridewell finds
Bridewell finds popular LLM privacy policies average 20 minutes to read, with many utilizing user data for model training and posing data risks.
Sapiens expands leadership team with two new appointments
Insurance provider Sapiens expands its executive team, appointing Nazir Esmail as Chief Autonomous Enterprise Officer and Maggie Fox as CMO
AI can build ERP customisations 60% faster. Can change control keep up?
As AI speeds up ERP customisations by 60%, faster development risks outpacing crucial change control and governance.