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The Ghost in the Machine: AI Hallucination in Critical Systems
AI hallucination in critical systems isn’t improving; it’s accelerating. OpenAI hallucination errors now reach 48% in their latest reasoning models, and these systems are already deployed in hospitals, trading floors, and autonomous vehicles. OpenAI’s o4-mini fabricates information in 48% of responses when asked about public figures. The o3 model hits 33%, double the error rate…
Computex Innovations 2025: Hardware that Redefines Edge AI
Taiwan’s biggest tech showcase returned with a clear message, Computex innovations are redefining where computing happens. GPUs, handheld gaming, and AI wearables took center stage this year. AMD launched the Radeon AI PRO R9700 with 32GB of memory for local AI workloads. MSI finally abandoned Intel for AMD in its Claw A8 gaming handheld. TECNO,…
Wearable Tech Trends 2025: From Gimmicks to Real Solutions
For years, smartwatches dominated discussions about wearables. But now, the conversation has shifted. The latest wearable tech trends are defined not by how many features a device offers but by whether it solves real problems. Oura’s latest smart ring tracks sleep without wrist bulk. Timekettle’s AI translator earbuds enable natural conversations across 40 languages in…
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AI Safety Through a Gender Lens—Why it Matters Now
Artificial intelligence (AI) promises extraordinary benefits, but it also introduces complex risks. As governments and industry leaders work to define the rules, AI safety has become a global priority. Yet, most of the voices shaping these frameworks are still men. When gender enters the conversation, the perspective widens, the discussion becomes fairer, more inclusive, and…
Green AI: Can We Cut the Carbon Footprint of Models?
Google cut Gemini’s energy use per prompt by 33× in just 12 months. DeepSeek trained competitive models on a fraction of typical budgets. These aren’t PR wins — they’re strategic pivots in response to a new operational bottleneck: data centres already consume 4% of U.S. electricity, projected to hit 9% by 2030. AI’s carbon footprint…
Data-Driven Work Culture: When Metrics Meet Trust Issues
Most companies now track their employees ‘ time logs, app usage, and even screenshots. The shift arrived quietly with remote work, framed as essential accountability for distributed teams. But what the vendor pitches left out is telling: more than half of monitored employees say they feel uncomfortable, and many would consider quitting over excessive surveillance. This…
In Conversation: Alison Rand on Finding Sense in Design Leadership
The author of Sentido shares how instinct, empathy, and systems thinking can reshape leadership for a more human future. Code Her Future: Women Leading with Heart In a world where technology often prizes speed over empathy, women leaders are rewriting the code for what true leadership looks like. This series celebrates those who bring purpose,…
Wellbeing by Design: Building Healthier Digital HQs
Workplace technology was supposed to liberate us, to balance better, flexibility, and freedom from commutes. Instead, DHR Global reports 82% of workers now experience tech burnout. Kitchen tables wreck people’s backs, and the line between work and home has disappeared. The shift to digital workplaces happened so fast that no one stopped to ask what…
Deepak Mittal: The Making of a Global FinOps Leader
How CloudKeeper scaled globally with resilience, customer trust, and cloud cost innovation The Cloud Shift: Navigating the Future of Digital Infrastructure Businesses everywhere are undergoing a cloud shift that is redefining how they operate, innovate, and scale. This theme examines the strategies, tools, and leadership shaping that transformation, from cost optimization and multi-cloud adoption to…
How the Four-Day Work Week is Testing Digital Workplaces?
Zoom CEO Eric Yuan made headlines in September when he told The New York Times that AI should free us to work three or four days a week. It was a bold claim from the head of a company that thrives on extended meetings. But Yuan is not alone; more leaders are questioning the five-day…
