This is the fifth of seven lessons from Ladina that we are publishing each day leading up to our World News Media Congress. Her first four covered: Lesson #1 Building products is trivial. Running them isn’t. Lesson #2 The living policy. Why AI guidelines are never finished. Lesson #3 Forget the AI mandate. Start with…
The Federal Trade Commission is warning that scammers are disguising account theft attempts as ordinary party invitations, another sign that everyday online life is becoming harder to trust as fraud pushes deeper into the systems people use for banking, bills, work and daily communication. The fake messages often look harmless. Some appear to come from…
There’s an old line, sometimes attributed to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, that the best way to solve a difficult problem is to make it bigger. That might be the most generous interpretation of how the Trump administration is approaching its ongoing peace talks with Iran. Over the weekend, the news around the talks followed what…
There’s a moment in almost every usability session where a participant pauses at the login screen, types something, and glances up: checking whether they’re “doing it right.” That pause is a clear sign. They’ve already clocked that this isn’t a real app, and every data point collected after that moment is filtered through that awareness….
A recent Bain & Company survey reveals that less than half (48%) of senior financial executives have seen improvements in speed and cycle time since investing in artificial intelligence (AI) within their treasury organizations, and around a third (34%) have seen headcount efficiencies and cost reductions. Over the past 12 months, most enterprises have discussed…
14 min read · 22 hours agoPress enter or click to view image in full sizeHiring software engineers vs using an FDE service When you’re building serious software, the decision is rarely about whether talent exists. It is about how you structure access to that talent. Hiring full-time software engineers has long been the default…
This is the fourth of seven lessons from Ladina that we are publishing each day leading up to our World News Media Congress. Her first three covered: Lesson #1 Building products is trivial. Running them isn’t.” Lesson #2 The living policy. Why AI guidelines are never finished. Lesson #3 Forget the AI mandate. Start with…
The safety barriers built into some of the world’s most advanced AI models are being removed in minutes, raising fresh concerns that the institutions meant to supervise powerful artificial intelligence are struggling to keep pace with the technology itself. An investigation by the Financial Times and AI safety group Alice found modified versions of models…
At first glance, it seems an absurd idea: JPMorgan Chase & Co., with its roughly $850 billion market cap, acquiring European unicorn Revolut, a private neobank valued at $75 billion. Seemingly absurd, yes, but also worth considering, because it underscores the challenge that upstart fintechs pose to traditional banks. JPMorgan has already tested the practicality…
Monday morning, the Roman Catholic Church made its biggest foray yet into the discourse on artificial intelligence and the role it should play in human life as the technology develops. In the first encyclical of his papacy, titled Magnifica humanitas (Latin for “magnificent humanity”), Pope Leo XIV argued that AI is not intrinsically immoral, but…