The real risk in legal AI is not the lawyer who studies these tools. It is the associate who quietly pastes a client’s contract into a free chatbot at 11 p.m. because a brief is due and nobody gave them anything better. That lawyer exists at your firm right now. Survey after survey confirms it,…
As enterprises grapple with governing growing fleets of AI agents, Snowflake has unveiled Cortex AI Gateway, a new runtime control plane designed to help organizations track agent actions, enforce policies, and manage AI spending across models and tools. Built on technology acquired through the purchase of Natoma earlier in May, Cortex AI Gateway “acts as…
Forward-deployed engineering (FDE), has moved from being a niche delivery model to becoming one of the most important operating patterns for enterprise artificial intelligence. In traditional software programs, organizations could usually separate product engineering, implementation consulting, operations and governance into different teams. Agentic AI changes that separation. An agent does not merely answer a question;…
Medical technology companies have always been in the business of trust, and Abbott has been building it with AI for over 10 years. Long before gen AI entered the enterprise conversation, Abbott was using algorithmic AI to help diabetics manage their glucose, and imaging AI to guide surgeons in real time. Here, Sabina Ewing, Abbott’s…
Social media is more than a place to network or follow the latest headlines and trends. For CIOs, platforms like LinkedIn, X, and Bluesky offer direct access to technology executives, AI experts, economists, and business leaders who share ideas, challenge conventional thinking, and provide insights that can help shape tech strategy. Here, 11 IT leaders…
Thom Hornback has spent 20 years inside large organizations running the kinds of complex implementation projects that transformation programs are built around. He is a Six Sigma black belt, a project management professional and someone who thinks primarily about the people side of change. When he first encountered a process modeling approach that evaluated business…
Most CIOs have AI on the agenda. Most have started with pilots, some have moved to production. But there’s a quieter, more consequential shift underway that isn’t getting the boardroom attention it deserves: AI agents are no longer just a feature inside your applications. They are becoming an entirely new class of infrastructure consumer —…
For decades, cyberattacks have been constrained by the skill and speed of the humans launching them. That is no longer the case. Today, frontier AI models can discover zero-day vulnerabilities in minutes and deploy autonomous agents to exploit them before most organizations have even been notified. These machine-speed attacks require machine-speed defenses. A simple technology…
There is growing concern about trust in AI as the technology is adopted by more people. Large language models (LLMs) continue to face persistent challenges with hallucinations and inaccurate outputs. LLMs are probabilistic systems trained to give answers, even when the correct answer is unclear or unknowable with the context provided. Humans are more likely…
The first wave of quarterly earnings from major enterprise software vendors suggests that while AI is beginning to reshape enterprise technology spending, it has yet to produce the sharp decline in software demand that some industry observers have dubbed the “SaaSpocalypse.” The latest results (Q2) from ServiceNow, SAP, and IBM, read against several prior quarters,…