Sanaz Yashar, a former Unit 8200 hacker and now CEO of Zafran Security, warns that AI has flipped cybersecurity on its head. She cites data showing attackers now exploit vulnerabilities a day *before* they’re patched, and says an AI-driven catastrophe akin to WannaCry is a matter of “when,” not “if.
The enterprise AI conversation is moving from helpful assistants to autonomous agents that can orchestrate complex workflows. This promises huge efficiency gains but introduces serious questions about control, accountability, and how to build these systems responsibly.
While AI dominates healthcare conversations, a Leapfrog Group meeting highlighted that real safety gains come from consistent human-led processes. Projects improving hand hygiene, medication scanning, and infection rates are saving lives now, without flashy tech.
Intel is pushing AI workloads onto older Xeon hardware with new code examples. Meanwhile, the Linux kernel community is working to formalize how AI-generated code contributions should be handled. It’s a pivotal moment for open-source development.
Finance teams are bringing AI into the fold, but very carefully. A new report details where CFOs are applying the tech now and where they’re still hesitant to hand over the reins.
Scott Goodwin of Diameter Capital says the AI investment cycle is just beginning, but the biggest opportunities—and risks—aren’t where most people are looking. He’s betting on the networks that carry AI data and warning about the unpredictable future value of today’s hottest chips.
Chinese tech giant Baidu is partnering with Uber and Lyft to launch its Apollo Go robotaxi service in London. The first pilots are slated for early 2026, pending regulatory approval, as the UK government accelerates its self-driving vehicle plans. This sets the stage for a direct clash with Waymo, w
At the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference, investors debated the AI bubble. They concluded it’s probably a bubble, but that’s how you attract top talent and capital for real innovation. The real question is who survives the eventual pop.
A new report details the “Great Frustration” facing job seekers in 2025. Despite low headline unemployment, hiring is at a decade-low, applications have tripled, and workers are burning through savings.
Google is hitting the brakes on its plan to fully replace Google Assistant with Gemini on Android phones. The company now says the upgrade will continue “into 2026,” missing its original late-2025 target. The goal is a more seamless switch, but it means Assistant’s days are still numbered.
