The End Of Assumed Presence: Verifiable Intent In The Age Of Autonomous Agents

Once human presence disappears from the critical moment, trust can no longer be inferred or patched together afterward.

Netflix Just Canceled A 97% Rotten Tomatoes Scored Show

Netflix has cancelled a series with a sky-high Rotten Tomatoes score just a month after its premiere, which is a surprise.

How To Build A Company To Withstand The SaaS Apocalypse

When everyone has intelligence, intelligence stops being the moat. Context becomes the moat.

Mind The [AI Trust] Gap

As AI adoption accelerates, organizations must systematically build, measure and maintain trust through continuous governance, monitoring and operational discipline.

Storm Prompts Rare High Excessive Flooding Risk For Gulf Coast

A rare “high risk” for excessive rainfall has been issued for the U.S. Gulf Coast. That only happens 4% of the time, but those situations cause most flood damage.

Merger Of Abarca And LucyRx May Not Be The Last PBM Deal This Year

More mergers and acquisitions among pharmacy benefit management companies could follow the proposed combination of the PBMs Abarca Health and LucyRx.

​Zero Trust In The Age Of AI: Why Containment Matters More Than Prevention

Can you prevent every breach? No, probably not. When something breaks in, can you keep it from spreading? That’s the core idea behind zero trust. ​​​

How Joshua Baer Helped Bring AI To The U.S. Army And Changed Austin

Joshua Baer built the human infrastructure behind AI. Three ways to create that legacy: make the introduction, back founders early, and build access into your company.

​AI Gave Your Organization A Speed Upgrade, But Your Management Cadence Didn’t Get The Memo

In a world where execution has become fast and cheap, the bottleneck is decision quality and decision speed.

Your AI Agents Need Rules To Be Truly Autonomous

What most enterprises are missing is orchestration. The CIOs and CTOs who close that gap first will be the ones who move AI from pilots to production this year.