AI Strategy

Just when you thought the OpenAI leadership carousel had stopped spinning, another key executive is heading for the exit. We're breaking down what the departure of their communications chief really means.

For decades, companies had a simple choice for software: build it or buy it. But AI has made building so easy that the old rules no longer apply. Here’s the new, smarter way to think about it.

We recently sat down with AMD CEO Lisa Su for our Big Interview event. Her approach to the intense competition in the AI chip world isn't what you'd expect, and it offers a powerful lesson for all of us.

OpenAI just made a massive move by hiring Slack's CEO, Denise Dresser, as its new Chief Revenue Officer. This isn't just another executive shuffle; it's a huge signal about the future of AI and money.

OpenAI is building the future, but they can't seem to pick a product name that isn't already taken. Let's talk about why this simple mistake is becoming a huge, awkward problem.

While some argue that AI regulation will kill innovation, Anthropic's President Daniela Amodei has a different take. She's betting that in the long run, the market will actually reward the companies that prioritize safety.

We've all seen the hype about AI agents taking over jobs, but a groundbreaking Upwork study of 300+ real projects tells a different story. It turns out, AI is pretty lost without us.

Think your AI model isn't smart enough? You're probably wrong. Databricks research reveals the real bottleneck isn't the technology, but our inability to define and measure quality. Here's what they learned and how you can fix it.

Companies are pouring money into AI but aren't seeing results. The problem isn't the AI—it's that the AI doesn't understand your business. Here’s why process intelligence is the missing link.