The debate over who is responsible when artificial intelligence systems go wrong has moved beyond technical circles and into global politics. This week, the United Nations Secretary-General directly addressed the issue, emphasizing the urgent need to clarify accountability for AI-related harms. His words highlighted a growing concern that AI’s rapid development is outpacing current laws
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The first day of the AI & Big Data Expo and Intelligent Automation Conference showcased a clear focus on how organizations can prepare for the rise of agentic AI systems. While many talked about AI acting as a digital co-worker, the real emphasis was on building the infrastructure to support these advanced tools. The conversation
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Kong has rolled out a new feature called the MCP Registry within its Kong Konnect Catalog. This addition helps organizations register, find, and manage MCP servers and AI-native tools used in advanced AI applications. It aims to make it easier for enterprises to oversee their AI tools at scale and ensure everything runs smoothly and
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Many organizations are rushing to adopt generative AI tools across their operations. From customer service to hiring and financial analysis, AI is now embedded in daily workflows. However, the speed of AI adoption often outpaces traditional governance methods, creating a growing risk of misuse or oversight. The Structural Challenge of AI Governance Governance frameworks were
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Many engineering teams are eager to adopt AI tools, but they often struggle to understand how mature their AI practices are. To help address this, Coder has launched a free AI Maturity Self-Assessment. This tool is designed to give organizations a clear picture of their current AI capabilities, so they can better plan their next
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When a new presidential administration takes office, it faces the daunting task of filling roughly 4,000 federal jobs across various agencies. These roles range from well-known positions like the secretary of state to more obscure titles such as deputy assistant secretary for textiles and critical minerals. While many government roles are filled through political appointments,
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A new study from Epoch AI, a non-profit research group, challenges the idea that AI companies like OpenAI will eventually turn a profit. The researchers suggest that while running an AI model can cover some costs, the ongoing expenses of developing new models often outweigh the income. This raises questions about whether these companies are
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It’s Data Privacy Week, a good reminder of how our personal information is often at risk. While recent years have seen setbacks in privacy protections, Apple has made a positive move this week. The company announced that it is blocking mobile carriers from tracking your precise location through your network signal. This is a step
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By 2026, many organizations will expand their teams of AI agents across different roles and functions. As this growth accelerates, a crucial challenge emerges: ensuring these agents can work together securely and reliably. Experts warn that without proper controls, AI-driven operations could lead to legal issues, fines, or leadership dismissals by 2030. To address this,
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Implementing AI at an enterprise level is more complex than just choosing the right model. Many pilots fail before reaching production because of overlooked architectural details. Turning prototypes into reliable business tools requires solving tough problems around data management and governance, not just model performance. The Common Pitfall: Building on ‘Pristine Islands’ Most AI projects
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