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Employees are bringing AI to work – companies must catch up

Employees are using AI to work faster - often beyond corporate control. We interview NTT Data Business Solutions' Chris Gabriel, who argues the answer isn’t a ban or a moonshot, but small steps and smart governance

  • By Nicole Kobie

Interviews

Derek Slager, Co-Founder & Co-CEO at Amperity: “We are overestimating AI’s impact on traditional software”

  • By Tim Danton

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Unwinding compliance’s role: Why compliance doesn’t belong to security alone

  • By Rick Orloff

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Before AI agents touch media decisions you must build the context they need

  • By Tim Danton

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Google unveils Gemini 4 Argon for coding, enterprise and cybersecurity work

  • By Aimee Chanthadavong

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Unwinding compliance’s role: Why compliance doesn’t belong to security alone

Compliance is often treated as a security responsibility, but certifications can directly affect sales, market access and growth. Rick Orloff argues for a broader, business-wide approach to compliance strategy.

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Derek Slager, Co-Founder & Co-CEO at Amperity: “We are overestimating AI’s impact on traditional software”

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