By Matias Madou for Security Infowatch

As thrilling as it is to see hordes of zombies wreaking havoc on the last lines of defense of the human race, I can’t say the same sentiment is particularly appealing when discussing APIs.

By Rob Enderle for COMPUTERWORLD

"If companies want their employees to embrace the potential of generative AI, they're going to have to make sure those workers actually trust it won't cost them their jobs."

TechTalk Summits announced its new series of AI analyst events with research partner IDC. The event series, AI Impact, debuts in Austin, TX on October 3 and continues through the end of 2023 at TopGolf facilities in twelve cities across the country.

By Rob Enderle for COMPUTERWORLD

When one candidate accused the other of being a 'ChatGPT' candidate in this week's GOP presidential debate, he intended the comment as a slam. But maybe there's more to it than that.

By Rob Enderle for COMPUTERWORLD

Work from home is failing, with more and more companies demanding their employees return to the office. AI-driven tools for onboarding and employee engagement could fix that.

CyberTalk TV Interview with Rex M. Lee

Global superpowers are competing on a new battleground: artificial intelligence (AI). But how far does global competition lag behind U.S. development? Will AI be used for tech-based hybrid warfare posing security and privacy threats to end users, including businesses that adopt the use of AI? NTD spoke to Rex Lee, cybersecurity adviser at My Smart Privacy, for more.

By Rob Enderle for TG Daily

Generative AI has hit the world like a storm. Right now, it’s focused in either user tools like what Microsoft has supplied, or customer interactions and general operational assistance like IBM’s watsonx. It is certainly good that both of those companies are focused on using this to enhance us rather than replace us (the actor and writer strike comes to mind). Since I agree that enhancement should be the purpose of these tools, I’ll focus on implementations that make us better, not those that make us obsolete…

By Rex M. Lee

During the proliferation of the internet in the 1990s, the internet was decentralized enabling free trade and commerce on an equal basis where content creators were free to publish anything at will.

Although the internet today is still theoretically decentralized, we cannot discount the fact that the internet, artificial intelligence (AI), and connected technology have been centralized by a handful of multinational corporations that include Google, Apple, and Microsoft.

by Daniel W. Rasmus

Categorizing the CIO Role

Analysts like to categorize. As reported in a 2016 Wall Street Journal article, Korn/Ferry categorized CIOs into four groups:

• Commercial
• Transformational
• Innovative
• Technology-oriented

I think those categories have dated. But more importantly, CIOs are not defined as much by their traits as by their circumstances. In an ideal model, perhaps every role in every company perfectly aligns skills, proclivities, personality, and aspirations to the work. But ideal models don’t exist…

By Rob Enderle for COMPUTERWORLD

There's a lot of talk about how generative AI could boost productivity at companies in the midst of digital transformation. But moving too fast could make things worse.