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CIO. 5 dead-end IT skills — and how to avoid becoming obsolete
As technology continues to evolve at a rapid pace, IT professionals need to focus on higher-level strategic thinking to stay relevant in their careers.
TechRound. Expert Predictions For RoboTech In 2025
As technology continues to evolve rapidly, next year is expected to bring even more advancements. The future of robotics lies in robots capable of adapting to a wide range of tasks.
Capacity. AI search wars: Can telco-backed Perplexity survive OpenAI challenge?
To challenge Google's dominance in search, telecom giants like Telefónica, SoftBank, and Deutsche Telekom have backed Perplexity, a conversational AI search startup. However, their investment now faces competition, as OpenAI has entered the arena.
TechNewsWorld. Deception in Cybersecurity—A Double-Edged Sword
Deception involves misleading tactics designed to trick adversaries into revealing their intentions or gaining unauthorized access, making it a dual-edged sword in the cyber realm.
Process Excellence Network. Digital transformation
At a time of significant technological advancement and evolving business requirements, digital transformation is high on the agenda for practically all modern organizations.
CIO DIVE. Widespread adoption still elusive for generative AI tools in ERP
ERP providers tout generative AI as the go-to technology for cloud migration assistance, analytics and more. But enterprise customers have yet to adopt the added features.
PYMNTS. AI fueling American venture funding, highest in two years
Investors are investing more in AI but are getting much more selective which projects are receiving the investments.
Canadian HR Reporter. Firing over ‘keystroke simulation’ highlights systemic issues, says tech expert
Wells Fargo made headlines recently after firing about a dozen employees for “simulation of keyboard activity,” according to Bloomberg. This incident underscores the ongoing tension between employee privacy and work-life balance, and an employer's right to maintain productivity.
PYMNTS. AI firms agree to kill switch, but experts are skeptical
At last week’s AI summit in Seoul, global AI companies agreed on a "kill switch" policy to halt advanced AI development if risks exceed certain thresholds, sparking debate on its practicality and implications.
PYMNTS. Tech companies betting big on AI’s future still need to heed caution
Tech giants and startups are heavily investing in AI infrastructure and development, signaling the high stakes in harnessing its transformative potential.