AI Is Everywhere Now. The Real Edge? Human Judgment.
A new report finds 91% of L&D pros say human skills matter more than ever. The key is integrating AI without losing the uniquely human ability to make sound decisions.
Category: Software
AMD’s FSR Redstone Plans, Linux Support, and AI Bundle Talk
At CES 2026, AMD’s Andrej Zdravkovic detailed the company’s software roadmap. The conversation covered the anticipated FSR Redstone tech, broader Linux support, and a new optional AI feature bundle.
Strategy Consulting Has a Big, Expensive Problem
The core value proposition of traditional strategy consulting is under threat. According to a new analysis, the methods that once made firms indispensable are now what’s holding them back from solving today’s biggest business challenges.
Google’s $32B Wiz Deal Faces Its EU Moment of Truth
European Union antitrust officials have set a February 10 deadline to rule on Google’s proposed $32 billion purchase of cybersecurity provider Wiz. The deal, announced last March, has already been approved by the U.S. Department of Justice. This comes as cyber threats have escalated from episodic ev
PayPal Bets Big on AI Agents With Microsoft Copilot Checkout
PayPal is making two strategic moves, integrating its checkout with Microsoft’s AI Copilot and teaming with Paychex for early wage access. These partnerships highlight a shift towards autonomous AI shopping and the demand for faster payroll. But what does this mean for traditional e-commerce?
Amazon’s New Dashboard Tracks Exactly How Long You’re In The Office
Amazon has equipped managers with a new dashboard that tracks not just if employees come to the office, but how many hours they spend there. The tool flags “Low-Time Badgers” and others, standardizing RTO enforcement across its corporate workforce.
Musk vs. OpenAI: The Lawsuit is Officially Going to Trial
Elon Musk’s legal battle with OpenAI is heating up. A judge has ruled that his lawsuit, alleging the company betrayed its non-profit founding mission, can head to trial. This sets the stage for a major courtroom showdown over AI’s future.
Classic Outlook’s Encryption Bug Is Back, Microsoft Scrambles
A bug in the latest version of the classic Outlook app is preventing users from opening encrypted emails. Microsoft is investigating the cause and has suggested a couple of temporary workarounds while they work on a fix.
Your AI Shopper Doesn’t Care About Your Checkout Page
According to a new analysis, the rise of AI shopping agents is forcing consumer commerce to look a lot more like B2B. The focus is moving from a slick checkout experience to structured data, verifiable policies, and machine-readable authorization. Payment is becoming just the final step in a long, a
Linux Kernel Might Finally Get PIE Linking in 2026
A new proposal aims to link the relocatable x86_64 Linux kernel as a Position Independent Executable (PIE) starting in 2026. This change, which previously faced resistance over performance concerns, now shows minimal code size impact and paves the way for advanced security features like fg-KASLR.