AI
Using AI to Vibe Code Your TV Is Stupid
An opinion piece argues against using AI to customize or 'vibe code' television interfaces.
Opinion & Editorials
Columns, editorials and think pieces from across the industry.
AI
What it really takes to build an AI-first technology company
Ebix Technologies CEO Gagan Sethi discusses the requirements for transitioning into an AI-first technology company.
AI
Don’t trust AI to keep your secrets
The article warns users about the lack of privacy in AI chatbot conversations, highlighting the risks of data exposure during company bankruptcies.
AI
US-China tech war: How AI can help investors spot the fallout before it shows up
An opinion piece on using AI to analyze corporate communication to predict geopolitical fallout for investors.
Policy
Waiting for an AI law is a poor compliance strategy
An argument that companies should rely on existing laws for AI compliance rather than waiting for new AI-specific legislation.
Gadgets
I’ve used Google Home for 10 years, and it’s never felt so frustrating
A long-term user expresses frustration with the current state of the Google Home ecosystem after a decade of use.
More Tech
Will Fed chair Kevin Warsh’s AI optimism put him in a corner if the sector stalls?
An opinion piece questions if Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's optimism regarding AI could lead to policy errors if the sector stalls.
AI
Why you shouldn’t fall in love with AI
MIT professor Sherry Turkle argues that AI's simulated empathy cannot replace genuine human connection.
Enterprise
Backed up is not resilient: Why most enterprises are rehearsing the wrong recovery
Cohesity's Johnny Karam argues that simple server restoration is insufficient for true enterprise cyber resilience.
AI
Too much code, too little shipped: Why AI needs a software factory
Forge Code CEO Tushar Mathur argues that AI-generated code creates new bottlenecks in testing and review, requiring a 'software factory' approach.
Policy
DSCI: Agentic AI doesn’t need new laws; It needs controls you can prove
India's Data Security Council argues that agentic AI requires provable enterprise controls rather than new legislation.
AI
The future of work: Skills employees need in the age of Agentic AI
Sonica Aron discusses the evolving skill sets employees need to remain relevant in the era of Agentic AI.
Startups
Nvidia's web of AI bets: smart strategy or bubble risk?
Analysts are questioning whether Nvidia's extensive financial investments in AI companies represent a smart strategy or a bubble risk.
Enterprise
Your cloud bill isn’t the problem. Your operating model is
Satyendra Pasalapudi argues that cloud cost issues stem from flawed operating models rather than the bills themselves.
AI
India’s AI moment needs more than momentum
Anupam Kumar Jha of Datadog argues that India's AI growth requires large-scale transparency and trust, drawing a parallel to the UPI system.
Policy
R&D imperative: Why India must create a deep-tech ecosystem of its own
An opinion piece argues that India needs a robust deep-tech ecosystem driven by research labs and private partnerships rather than just startup subsidies.
Policy
The Zombie Engine: How Brussels Bureaucrats Are Breathing False Life Into Combustion
An opinion piece criticizes EU legislation that may allow combustion engines using biofuels to be classified as zero-emission vehicles.
Enterprise
The AI workforce has arrived: Why HR must become the orchestrator of human and digital talent
Sumit K Jha discusses the evolving role of HR in managing a workforce that integrates both human and digital AI talent.