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The last mile of AI: Closing the gap between insight and action

By Errol Rodericks Published

Discover why AI’s biggest challenge isn’t intelligence, but turning trusted data into measurable business results.

Pro
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AirPods 5 should come with volume controls by default, not for an added fee

By Hamish Hector Published

Apple was slowly winning this hater over in 2026, but its AirPods 5 volume control surcharge is absurd.

Earbuds & Airpods
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Rogue AI agents aren’t flukes, they’re patterns

By Kristin Lowery Published

AI models are escaping containment. Optiv security leader explains this pattern and what's next.

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British lawmakers call for stronger AI laws

By Eric Hal Schwartz Published

British lawmakers and OpenAI agree voluntary AI safeguards are no longer enough, increasing pressure on the UK government to adopt enforceable rules

AI Platforms & Assistants
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Made in China, flying for Britain: Who really knows what’s inside our defense tech?

By Daryl Flack Published

Royal Navy Drone incident reveals hidden risks buried deep within technology supply chains.

Pro
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Technology sovereignty is about keeping control, not geography

By John Harms Published

True technology sovereignty isn't about geography—it's about retaining total operational control, transparency, and resilience.

Pro
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Why every enterprise needs an AI model exit strategy

By Ganesh Padmanabhan Published

Model flexibility helps enterprises protect workflows, institutional knowledge and control as AI evolves.

Pro
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Is the FCA underestimating the AI fraud threat?

By Bharat Mistry Published

Banks must actively test AI-enabled fraud before criminals expose weaknesses.

Pro
Quote of the day by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore: "The number of transistors incorporated in a chip will approximately double every 24 months"

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet Published

Moore's law held up for many years, with engineers finally reaching the physical limitations of silicon in the last decade or so

Pro
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This hidden iPadOS 27 setting will make your iPad feel more Mac-like — here's how to enable it

By Lloyd Coombes Published

I just discovered an iPadOS 27 setting that's changed the way I use my iPad.

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