Your AI agent may have made the decision, but your company owns the risk

During a recent architecture review with a client, I asked their leadership to trace a single automated transaction backward through their production systems. Three days earlier, an embedded customer support agent had issued an unapproved account credit to a corporate client. Every system monitoring dashboard was glowing green. Internal network logs showed a clean, successful…

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Tether addresses AI underinvestment in Africa with open-source machine translation models

Most translation models are primarily trained for high-resource Asian and European languages. Most African languages, spoken by hundreds of millions of people, are relatively neglected, compared to their high-resource counterparts. Although AI underinvestment across the African continent has created a significant barrier to adoption among citizens, AI could generate $1.2 trillion for Africa’s economy by…

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The best workplace culture in America is being built by companies you’ve never heard of

Microsoft’s announcement that they would be cutting 4,800 jobs was met with confusion by many, who contrasted the layoffs with the company’s recent market success (Microsoft’s net income was $31.8 billion last quarter, up 23% year-over-year). But it’s the reality of business in 2026 – profitable public companies cut thousands of jobs, impacting the lives of…

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Enterprise AI desperately needs a lifecycle for context

Every successful enterprise AI deployment begins long before anyone types the first prompt. Teams spend weeks defining business metrics, documenting policies, connecting enterprise systems, and explaining the rules and exceptions that allow an AI application to answer questions correctly. Then the application launches and the business keeps moving. Finance changes how it recognizes revenue, sales…

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SAP CEO: The end is near for the keyboard

SAP CEO Christian Klein says in an interview with Fortune that he believes the keyboard may soon have a significantly smaller role in the workplace. “The end of the keyboard is near,” says Christian Klein, pointing to how quickly voice recognition in today’s major language models has improved. According to Klein, voice control and AI will replace…

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