11+ min ago  (524+ words) The early generation of AI coding tools was fundamentally autocomplete engines with better training data. Useful, sure. But they didn't change the job of software engineering. A developer still had to do the thinking, the planning and the debugging; the…...

59+ min ago  (882+ words) Enterprises are moving quickly to explore artificial intelligence. New pilots are being launched across functions, from customer service chatbots to predictive analytics and automated workflows. Early results are often encouraging. Models perform well, demonstrations impress stakeholders, and momentum builds around…...

1+ hour, 23+ min ago  (989+ words) On paper, the economics of AI appear favorable. Models are more efficient, hardware is improving, and cloud providers continue to reduce headline prices. During early pilots, many organizations see manageable costs and assume the same will hold true in production....

2+ hour, 11+ min ago  (726+ words) Every enterprise I talk to right now is somewhere in the middle of building AI into their products or operations. Internal copilots, fraud detection, customer service bots. The ambition is real and the pace is aggressive. But here is what…...

3+ day, 1+ hour ago  (886+ words) Julie Averill didn't need a second board meeting to understand what she got wrong in her first. She had just stepped into the CIO role at REI and did what most leaders would do: she prepared deeply, gathering inputs from…...

3+ day, 2+ hour ago  (472+ words) This is not a productivity upgrade. It is a structural change in how software gets built, who builds it and what engineering leadership actually means. For CIOs, CTOs and the architects reporting into them, the transformation is both an opportunity…...

3+ day, 4+ hour ago  (799+ words) SAP spent Sapphire 2026 selling the "Autonomous Enterprise," a vision where AI agents execute business processes themselves. But the customer keynote on Wednesday told a more nuanced story. Lockheed Martin, Exxon Mobil, Aeropuertos Argentina, and Levi Strauss each took the stage…...

3+ day, 23+ hour ago  (799+ words) Freedom has always been America's global advantage. But when it comes to the quest for AI dominance, it may also be our biggest weakness. In the U. S. , guardrails around AI " privacy protections, legal frameworks and ethics and accountability " are in place…...

4+ day, 11+ min ago  (229+ words) But adoption rates are far lower when it comes to scaling AI programs throughout the enterprise. Only about one'third of companies have advanced past the pilot stage. Two'thirds of organizations use AI technologies in multiple functions and 64% believe AI has…...

4+ day, 1+ hour ago  (881+ words) A huge majority of large enterprises have laid off employees after rolling out AI initiatives, but reducing headcount doesn't lead to the ROI executives may expect. Eighty percent of large enterprises surveyed by Gartner have reported workforce reductions after launching…...