A chief data officer explains why you need to pay attention to the rise of autonomous AI agents.

Ravi Gupta of Sequoia's blog post has gone viral. ICYMI, it’s worth a read.

Down 35% from 2020. Why? Leading theories are a.) overhiring during Covid and b.) AI is starting to eat dev roles.

The reason? The shift from conventional large language models toward reasoning models and agents.  

Despite economic pressures, Forrester forecasts 5.6% growth in the global enterprise tech market.

As they gain in popularity, AI coding assistants such as GitHub Copilot may appear to be boosting productivity. But in reality, they could be causing overall code quality to decline.

What companies, states and cities are adopting AI the fastest? Motley Fool gives the answers. 

Crunchbase will abandon its roots as a historical data provider to become an AI-powered predictions engine that forecasts startup funding rounds, acquisitions and company growth trajectories.

What Accenture learned about applying their agentic AI approach in marketing.

The NYT is greenlighting the use of AI for its product and editorial staff, saying that internal tools could eventually write social copy, SEO headlines, and some code.

Ecommerce startup Hertwill kicks up a storm by posting an advert for two “AI-only” roles on LinkedIn.

When sensing defeat in a match against a skilled chess bot, they don’t always concede, instead sometimes opting to cheat by hacking their opponent so that the bot automatically forfeits the game.

84% of banking executives report experiencing shareholder pressure to generate immediate ROI with AI, but 36% admit their organizations lack the tools to deliver. 

Thanks to parallel advances in generative AI and electromechanical components and mechatronics, robots now have reasoning skills as well as physical abilities that exceed their predecessors.

In a controversial move, the UK government forces Apple to drop encryption, and is funding AI initiatives to track social media and photos of citizens.