2026: The year AI ROI gets real
After years of AI experiments and pilots that have largely failed to scale, CIOs are feeling the heat to deliver measurable value on AI investments. Here are some of the strategic adjustments they’re …
Schools are shifting from AI policies to AI literacy in education getty In the three years since ChatGPT was publicly released, the conversation around artificial intelligence in U.S. schools has centered on restriction. Educational institutions debated bans on generative AI tools, updated academic integrity policies and experimented with AI detection software amid concerns about cheating…
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 22, 2026 /CNW/ — Overfuel, a website solutions provider for automotive, powersports and RV dealers, today announced the findings of its second annual study evaluating RV dealership websites against Google’s Core Web Vitals performance benchmarks. The results reveal a continued industry-wide failure to meet modern consumer experience standards–with nearly 78.7% of websites failing some…
Generative AI is transforming the workplace faster than ever, but new research from the University of Vaasa suggests the biggest threat may not be AI itself — it’s falling behind in learning how to …
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince believes bots are on track to dominate internet traffic. Speaking in an interview at the SXSW conference in Austin this week, he said that, given the rapid growth of artificial intelligence, AI bot traffic could exceed human-generated traffic online by 2027. Prince explained that bot activity has surged alongside advances in…
In a recently released corporate strategy presentation, Hideaki Nishino, President and CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment, detailed the company’s approach to using AI in game development. Nishino described AI as a “powerful tool” to support Sony’s mission to become the best place to play and publish. The presentation specifically mentions automating workflows, improving productivity, and…
After three years of widespread generative AI adoption, our data reveals only a small percentage of U.S. employees use AI in such a way that it enhances their thinking. Most workers either resist the technology entirely or use it passively. A small group — call them fluent users — does something fundamentally different. So, what…