Business Operations

Your AI strategy may be training employees to stop thinking

Researchers warn that repeated AI summarization, rewriting, and synthesis can gradually erode the original knowledge, context, and judgment that organizations depend on.

Judge signals AI recruitment tool vendors like Workday may not escape liability for discrimination

By allowing lawsuits to proceed, a federal judge may be opening the door to broader liability for AI tool vendors, and greater governance obligations for enterprises using them.

The AI talent problem CIOs cannot delegate to HR

Top AI talent wants more than a paycheck; they need the freedom to experiment and the best tools, or they'll head for the exit.

How Georgia-Pacific drives autonomous decision-making

The producer of pulp and paper products is fine-tuning its data platform to provide an environment where AI agents can problem solve better, and strengthen business acuity.

2026 Study from Panorays: 85% of CISOs Can’t See Third-Party Threats Amid Increasing Supply Chain Attacks

CIOs are put to the test as security regulations across borders recalibrate

The flow of digital products into the EU needs to be on the radar of IT leaders, making how to track dependencies and report vulnerabilities increasingly board level questions that CIOs need answers for.

AI is spreading decision-making, but not accountability

As AI moves into production, responsibility is shared across teams. Courts may assign it far more narrowly, however, when systems fail.