Researchers discovered an AI deskilling effect on endoscopists using AI when operating on its own. This raises new considerations for ensuring humans don’t lose critical skills required to collaborate with AI systems.
Compute Exchange hopes to build a commodities market for trading compute like a commodity. Compute Exchange CEO and Co-founder Simeon argues this could turn AI cost management into a strategic function rather than a procurement afterthought.
Researchers have begun curating a nosological framework for AI pathologies comparable to the DSM for human mental disorders. Eleanor “Nell” Watson, President of the European Responsible AI Office, explains the need for better language to diagnose, troubleshoot, and collaborate on emerging AI problems.
Drata CEO Adam Markowitz walks through how his firm is approaching agentic AI to improve efficiency as well as build trust in its GRC tooling. This takes a measured and incremental approach.
The Digital Twin Consortium’s new Agent AI Capabilities framework could help contextualize requirements for the agentic fad. It will also expand the agentic conversation beyond LLMs to consider an ecosystem of supporting tools for governance and a diversity of AI approaches.
Exorbitant business software price increases are bringing increased attention to code re-factoring tools. Moderne CEO Jonathan Schneider explains how recent innovations in code representations can automate, scale, and accelerate the migration process.
John Musser, founder of ProgrammableWeb, had a front-row seat to the birth of web mashups and the evolution of the API economy. Twenty years on, he says Model Context Protocol (MCP) is ushering in a similar paradigm shift for agentic AI – only faster. Pioneers of the API economy paradigm are finding new opportunities in the agentic AI economy.
IEC executives weigh in on recent progress in standardization efforts aimed at enhancing the trust, safety, and sustainability of AI. Recent progress includes the development of a content authenticity standardization roadmap. They also explain holistic efforts to harmonize ethical AI standards across various standardization groups worldwide.
Emteq is pioneering new wearable facial expression tracking technology built into lightweight glasses. Emteq CEO Steen Strand explains how they weigh the risks and opportunities for technology that can improve wellness and nutrition but could also support more invasive surveillance.
System Engineering evangelists Larry Peterson and Bruce Davie analyze the system approach behind the Internet in their new book. A combination of first principles analysis, collaboration, luck, and a willingness to rethink a few assumptions enabled the Internet to become the most successful engineering project in history.
Many consider 2025 the year of quantum, but not in the way you might imagine. There are many other myths about what it can do and how enterprises can prepare for when it does arrive. Capgemini experts unpack these myths and what they mean for the enterprise.
Tim Ensor, Head of Intelligent Services at Cambridge Consultants, weighs in on the challenges and best practices for turning AI hype into meaningful innovations. Bringing diverse subject matter experts together in the right way is essential.
IEEE Spatial Web Vice-Chair George Percivall explains how the new Spatial Web standards could build agentic AI systems that advance sustainable development goals. The key lies in creating the right scaffolding to help agents build a world model, manage trust, and align with goals.
