Ian Leysen, CEO and Co-Founder of Datadobi – Interview Series

Ian Leysen, CEO and Co-Founder of Datadobi, is a technology executive with more than three decades of experience in software engineering, quality assurance, and enterprise data management. He co-founded Datadobi in 2009 after spending eight years at EMC as Senior Manager of Quality Assurance, preceded by leadership roles at Mediagenix and Wave Research. Throughout his…

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Adam Gross, Co-Founder and CEO of HarmonEyes – Interview Series

Adam Gross, Co-Founder and CEO of HarmonEyes, is a serial entrepreneur with nearly three decades of experience building and scaling technology-driven businesses across healthcare, financial services, and data analytics. He co-founded RightEye in 2013, developing an eye-tracking technology platform used across healthcare, professional sports, and military performance applications, before co-founding HarmonEyes in 2024 to extend…

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Yardstik Raises $30M Series B as AI Reshapes the Future of Workforce Trust

Yardstik has raised $30 million in Series B funding as the workforce technology company looks to expand beyond traditional background checks and tackle a growing challenge for employers: determining whether workers remain trustworthy after they have been hired. The round was led by Harbert Growth Partners, with participation from existing investors Rally Ventures, MissionOG, Crosslink…

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Why Travel Needs Layered AI Adoption, Not a Race to Autonomy

AI discussions in travel often tend to center on how the technology can rapidly transform the sector and deliver high-impact outcomes. The reality, however, is more nuanced. While AI has demonstrated tangible value in areas such as personalization, customer service, and operational efficiency, not everyone is adopting it at the same pace. A major reason…

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Ransomware Operator Ran Cursor Agent Inside Ten Victim Networks

Gambit Security’s threat intelligence team has published a detailed account of the Aurora ransomware operation, including six weeks of session logs showing an operator driving SpaceX’s Cursor AI coding agent through hands-on exploitation inside ten target organizations between April 8, 2026 and May 21, 2026. Reuters, which first reported the findings on August 27, 2026,…

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Your AI Agent Is Only As Good As Your Filing System

On 30 December 2025, Denmark’s postal service delivered the last letter in its 401-year history. The 1,500 remaining postboxes came off the streets during that year. Meanwhile, in July 2026 the German federal cabinet approved GeDIG, the healthcare data and digital innovation act, which phases the fax out of doctors’ offices by autumn 2029 and…

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The Next Challenge for AI in Personal Injury Law Is Accountability

Some of AI’s use cases are relatively anodyne; others can generate quite the controversy. And given the technology is relatively nascent, one could argue its widespread adoption in the legal industry falls into the latter category. Concerns about AI’s role in legal practice remain widespread, particularly when its outputs influence legal analysis or client outcomes….

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