by Emily Friedman | May 13, 2026 | Editorial
AI has a serious PR problem. In many cases, the technology isn’t fully ready, but the deeper issue is the pace at which it’s being deployed–faster than institutions, workers, regulators, and society itself can adapt. People are turning on AI This...
by Emily Friedman | Apr 13, 2026 | By Technology
AI is out of the bag and advancing at an extraordinary pace; and though clear, measurable ROI remains elusive for many organizations, it would be unwise to “wait and see” about AI. At the same time, the AI market landscape is rapidly shifting. New tools,...
by Emily Friedman | Mar 10, 2026 | By Technology
AI agents have seemingly replaced generative AI as the next hot thing in enterprise artificial intelligence. Salesforce, ServiceNow, Microsoft, and many other enterprise software tools all have their own AI agents marketed as helping businesses automate routine tasks...
by Emily Friedman | Feb 23, 2026 | By Technology
In 2023, noting a serious operations oversight problem, BMW Group’s Hams Hall plant began centralizing its data gathering infrastructure with the ultimate goal of implementing digital twin technology. The plant was producing approximately 1.4 million components...
by Emily Friedman | Jan 27, 2026 | By Technology
I read somewhere that the dawn of the AI agent was “one of the defining stories of 2025,” a sign that we’re moving beyond mere analytics to systems that have the power to act. AI agents have seemingly replaced generative AI as the hot new thing in AI, as evidenced by...
