By 2027, 74% of companies are expected to use agents in some capacity, according to a recent Deloitte study. For years, we’ve designed and built software to improve the human experience of navigating our apps, websites, operating systems, and documents. Now, the user isn’t a human at all. This has broader implications beyond shifting from…
The saga around Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models gave the IT industry a rare, real-time case study in AI governance under geopolitical pressure. In June, the US Department of Commerce ordered Anthropic to cut off access to both models for all foreign nationals over national security concerns. Anthropic could not verify nationality in…
AI has quickly become part of how consumers research products. Adobe Analytics found that traffic from generative AI tools to U.S. retail sites grew 693.4 percent during the 2025 holiday season compared with the previous year. A year earlier, Adobe found that 39 percent of surveyed U.S. consumers had already used generative AI for online…
Employees in most organisations are already using AI tools their employer has never approved. By now, that shouldn’t surprise anyone. Employees have always gravitated toward technologies that help them work more efficiently, whether or not those tools were formally introduced by IT. AI has simply accelerated that behaviour. The speed of AI adoption is only…
Digital asset platform Bullish announced on August 28, 2026, a $100 million stablecoin-based debt facility to USD.AI, an onchain protocol that originates non-recourse loans secured by GPU hardware, marking Bullish’s entry into middle-market AI infrastructure financing. The facility will fund USD.AI’s GPU financing operations, which lend capital directly against high-performance computing assets. In the announcement,…
Anthropic on Thursday, August 27, 2026, opened 10,000 free and discounted Claude Team subscription seats for scientists, announcing an expansion of its researcher-focused programs that also widens its AI for Science credit program beyond the biological sciences. Under the new Claude Team plan for scientists, standard seats are free and premium seats with five times…
Every morning, I open my inbox and feel behind before I’ve even had my coffee. Between emails and messages I keep meaning to answer, my inbox can easily feel like a second job I never applied for. Before long, unread emails can pile up into the thousands. I’ve tried lots of tools that promise to…
A protein’s function is determined by its structure, and structure — the way a protein folds — is determined by its sequence of amino acids, the building blocks of proteins. Many methods for designing novel proteins, including examples that could bind to a disease-causing molecule in our cells, involve a two-step process: The structure comes…
For decades, the United States benefited from one of the most powerful competitive advantages in science: many of the world’s best researchers wanted to work there. That advantage is not disappearing overnight. The U.S. still has unmatched concentrations of research universities, federal laboratories, private capital and technology companies. But the flow of talent is becoming…
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…