Project Lightwell is an AI‑powered initiative to find and fix vulnerabilities in open-source software at an industrial scale. Here's what we know so far.

While the component supply crunch remains the headline, this also underscores that AI infrastructure architectures need to adapt.

It reinforces who AI is being built for, and who it’s leaving out. And that failure is costing us some of the best and most-needed solutions being b ...

Developers of agentic AI have been making some big claims. The promise has been of autonomous systems that can do everything, from booking our flights and keeping an eye on competitors in real time to ...

Salesforce’s Headless 360 strategy may help enterprises embed CRM into AI agents and external copilots, but analysts warn the company’s evolving monetization plans could turn CRM spending into a cloud ...

Research shows that low wages and job uncertainty are linked to poor safety outcomes. As precarious work becomes increasingly common, advocates argue that not enough is being done to scrutinize ...

An enterprise client spent $500 million in a single month on Claude AI after failing to set employee usage limits, exposing a ...

On a rainy evening earlier this month, Smiljan Radić Clarke was awarded the 2026 Pritzker Prize at the historic Castillo de ...

A practitioner’s guide to evaluating specialized healthcare BPO providers in the agentic-AI era. Two years ago, the prevailing assumption was that artificial intelligence would compress healthcare ...

Adam Bandt believes his work as chief executive of the Australian Conservation Foundation may be his best chance yet to affect a government resistant to change on the environment.

What was lost in the process was harder to quantify: the density of small businesses, the overlapping networks of suppliers and customers, the informal economic relationships that give neighborhoods ...

Russian authorities have long blocked websites, apps, and services that have become a routine part of daily life. But this spring, the restrictions grew truly sweeping. We asked our readers in Russia ...