This Week in AI

IBM views sovereign AI less as a matter of national identity and more as a matter of architectural control, data residency, and operational autonomy.

EY's Global Chief Innovation Officer contends that adaptability is the new job security, as AI outpaces traditional reskilling.

Autonomous AI is now identifying subtle cognitive decline from unstructured medical notes, evolving from assistive tools to proactive clinical intelligence.

AI helps security teams cut attack reconstruction from weeks to hours by rapidly correlating logs and telemetry.

Hacktivists and cyber-criminals are increasingly targeting critical infrastructure's ICS, OT, and AI systems, mixing ideology with disruption.

The NIST AI security blueprint prioritizes trustworthy data as fundamental, extending beyond model-level controls.