AI Strategy Lessons from Apple’s Siri Pivot: When First-Mover Advantage Isn’t Enough

If you noticed over the past couple of years that Apple has been largely absent from the Generative AI race, then you are not alone. Apple has been struggling to find its footing and recently announced after years of promises and delays that they were shifting strategy. Instead of creating their own core models they … Continue reading AI Strategy Lessons from Apple’s Siri Pivot: When First-Mover Advantage Isn’t Enough →

When Reality Looks Like AI, and AI Looks Real

There has been a lot of debate about a recent photo circulating in the news related to the Louvre burglary. Is it real or simply another example of fake AI attempting to grab our attention? The image shows French police officers in tactical gear standing at the Louvre Museum, the scene of a recent and … Continue reading When Reality Looks Like AI, and AI Looks Real →

AI learns to Haggle: My Experience with (un)Ethical AI

My experience with an AI chatbot while canceling a subscription raised concerns about the ethics of AI pricing strategies. Initially offered a discount, the author discovered significant price reductions through persistent questioning, suggesting a lack of transparency and honesty in AI interactions. The situation emphasizes the need for ethical AI practices in customer service.

Sora2 Cameos: What could go Wrong, Probably Will…

Deepfakes, rebranded as "Cameos" by OpenAI's Sora tool, allow users to personalize videos but raise significant concerns. Users' likenesses can be exploited without their consent, leading to potential scams and misinformation. While providing creative fun, the lack of safeguards poses risks, emphasizing the need for accountability and regulation in AI-generated content.

How AI Fuels the Surge in Cybercrime

The emergence of AI, particularly since the launch of ChatGPT, has led to a significant increase in cybercrime, with attacks rising 138%. Criminals are now utilizing AI to create malicious code and compose ransomware emails, lowering barriers for illegal activities. While innovations in AI present opportunities, they also pose substantial risks that need addressing through self-regulation and countermeasures.

The AI Paradox: Why We Can’t Decide If We Love or Fear Our Digital Future

On a quiet summer afternoon, Sarah needs some inspiration. She scrolls through her Instagram feed, then onto TikTok. Finding none, she challenges Alexa for an answer. “Alexa, play some inspiring music for me,” and in a brief moment, the sounds of Sarah’s Epic Motivational Playlist can be heard all around her. It is exactly what she needed. She remarks … Continue reading The AI Paradox: Why We Can’t Decide If We Love or Fear Our Digital Future →

AI Agents: Are We Really Ready For What Comes Next with AI Workers?

AI Agents represent the forthcoming advancement in artificial intelligence, capable of making autonomous decisions and executing tasks on behalf of users. They will alleviate mundane responsibilities, interact with company agents, and enhance productivity across various sectors. As organizations develop these agents, readiness and strategic planning will become crucial for successful integration.

Our Truth Insecurity Has Arrived: AI and Misinformation Reach a New Level

What do you know to be true? And can you spot an AI-generated news story or online video? A recent video posted on X and reported by NBC News of an American company distributing food aid to the people of Gaza sparked an online debate about what was real and what was not. Beyond the facts of … Continue reading Our Truth Insecurity Has Arrived: AI and Misinformation Reach a New Level →