Long-form reporting, explainers and investigations.
Smarsh EDGE event highlights how AI can analyze employee communications for business intelligence, with governance as a foundation for communications intelligence.
Technology leaders shared insights on achieving rapid startup growth, emphasizing that early sales success in the first 90 days requires strategies beyond traditional approaches.
Meta is betting its future on Muse, a personal AI agent released last month, as part of CEO Zuckerberg's vision of autonomous AI agents handling daily tasks for users.
Loomerang, an ex-Amazon founder marketplace for independent artist-designed apparel, has scaled to 40 artists across 15 countries including India expansion since launching in June 2024.
Victoria McClune, a creative director at Current Futures, explores how the AI industry understands and engages with its users through her career spanning digital technology.
Laika's director and CEO Travis Knight argues that AI is fundamentally contrary to the studio's values while discussing the manual artistry behind the upcoming film Wildwood.
Oracle AI World featured executive interviews discussing the requirements for moving enterprise AI applications into production, including data security, infrastructure, and autonomous agent control.
Review of notable companies from TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Startup Battlefield 200 competition and showcase.
Google is acquiring Spirit Airlines' business data archive containing millions of emails, messages, and source code to train AI models, signaling a shift in how AI companies source training data.
OpenAI announced significant improvements in its AI models' ability to migrate legacy COBOL programs, with GPT-6.1 Sol reaching 86.6% accuracy on COBOL migration tasks while cutting costs by 39%.
Tech giants including Google, Amazon, and Meta are offering increased financial incentives and transparency pledges to win over communities opposing new data center construction.
Leading investors offer guidance on how founders can successfully raise Series A funding in the current investment climate.
Two critical PHP flaws (CVE-2026-109618, CVE-2026-109619) prompted widespread outages, but broader concerns center on the handling of coordinated disclosure and pressure on open-source maintainers as AI accelerates exploit discovery.
Account takeover has become a critical cybersecurity threat; attackers now use phishing and GenAI to steal credentials, then operate stealthily before causing financial or reputational damage.
Article examines the critical gap in AI agent deployment: the lack of clear ownership and operational frameworks, arguing that production readiness depends on explicit controls and human escalation paths.
Critical PHP vulnerabilities (PHP2Shell) have forced websites and government agencies offline, and the incident reveals how AI is accelerating the discovery of security flaws faster than maintainers can patch them.
Rapid cyberattacks exploiting stolen credentials demand automated detection and faster response, with real-world examples including GitHub token theft and AI installer compromises.
AI agents introduce new security complexities because they execute actions based on inherited human credentials in ways humans may not have authorized, requiring continuous lifecycle-based security rather than static gatekeeping.
