This Week in AI

The Missouri-focused debate on AI mental health tools is a reminder that “helpful” AI can still be high-risk AI.

Researchers reporting 175,000 publicly exposed Ollama AI servers across 130 countries should set off alarms for any security leader tracking Shadow AI.

The OpenClaw or Moltbot framing lands because autonomous, always-on scraping and tool-using bots blur lines between research automation and operational nuisance, or worse.

AI is no longer just classifying results; it is proposing viable paths through hard-to-synthesize constraints.

South Korea’s LLM-driven smart hospital push highlights the real enterprise problem, moving from impressive demos to dependable clinical operations.

Gartner’s view that AI is ramping data center spending underscores a simple truth, infrastructure is now a board-level AI constraint.