As AI tools become more accessible, employees are adopting them without formal approval from IT and security teams. While these tools may boost productivity, automate tasks, or fill gaps in existing workflows, they also operate outside the visibility of security teams, bypassing controls and creating new blind spots in what is known as shadow AI. While similar to…
Research recently published in the Harvard Business Review found that when employees at a tech company with about 200 workers were given AI tools, they ended up doing more work and being more productive, but they also worked longer hours. The ongoing research is being conducted by Aruna Ranganathan, a professor at the Haas School…
Everyone is worried about AI ethics, but few are talking about AI economics. AI is not a deploy-and-forget asset. It is a depreciating one.
Organizations should implement robust AI security frameworks that include regular testing for adversarial attacks, secure AI training pipelines with data validation, and continuous monitoring of AI model behavior in production. Essential mitigation strategies involve maintaining human oversight over critical AI applications, implementing input validation to prevent injection attacks, and establishing incident response procedures specifically for…
A quiet change in how Google’s cloud services interact has opened an unexpected security gap, putting thousands of organisations at risk of data exposure and mounting AI bills. Security researchers have found that publicly visible Google API keys, once considered low risk, can now be used to access Gemini AI if the generative AI service…
Google Gemini includes a range of AI-driven features that support productivity and simplify workflows. While its primary functions are widely recognized, Paul J Lipsky highlights several lesser-known capabilities that can make a meaningful difference in daily tasks. For instance, the “Files in this chat” feature allows users to quickly locate shared assets within conversations, reducing…
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While investors chase high-profile AI chip makers and tech giants, a quieter transformation is unfolding across traditional industries. Companies in healthcare, retail, financial services, and logistics are deploying AI to optimize operations, reduce costs, and improve margins. These “secret” AI plays leverage machine learning, computer vision, and agentic commerce to drive efficiency gains that show…
Despite AI’s growing presence, a new large-scale study suggests that most users do not consciously recognize when AI is influencing their experience. This disconnect, the research argues, is reshaping how people judge, trust, and react to AI-powered technologies, often in ways that contradict prevailing assumptions about technology acceptance. Those findings are detailed in…
