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Insourcing tech talent can increase productivity, bolster retention and revitalize regional economies.

Investors are backing AI companies that, in turn, become customers, creating a self-reinforcing cycle that at times appears to be eating its own tail.

Cameron Etezadi, CTO of LaunchDarkly, and Oleksandr Paraska, CTO of Togal.AI, discuss how they deal with AI-generated code that conceals hard-to-find errors.

CIOs can adopt an 'AI-augmented leadership' approach to improve their own management effectiveness and push IT teams to work more closely with AI.

Staff members spend about 20,000 hours a year answering questions, interpreting codes and reviewing permit applications. The city's CIO is shifting some of that load to AI.

Guiding your company through technological change involves more than IT procurement. It's a core leadership responsibility that determines resilience and competitiveness.

A Colorado bill targeting 'right to repair' laws could shift control back to vendors, limiting CIO authority over their own infrastructure.

Given how often AI pilots fail to deliver, we asked two CIOs: What is the specific red flag that tells you an AI pilot has become a sunk cost and needs to be killed?

Macroeconomic trends, increased use of AI and geopolitical uncertainty were among the drivers of layoffs at tech companies in 2025. Follow InformationWeek's tracker for how the tech job environment is faring in 2026.

When companies train AI on AI-generated content, model performance degrades with every cycle. The bill for that mistake is already coming due.

Ravi Soin, CISO of Smartsheet, and Steve Croce, field CTO of Anaconda, discuss how the combination of edge, cloud, and AI has evolved transformation and IT architecture.

In this installment of InformationWeek's CIO Reality Check, Bill explains why controlling infrastructure, data and resources is central to AI sovereignty.

As business leaders fund more AI projects, they will need Tier 1 relationships with key providers that concentrate on cocreating business impact.

Courtney Totten, CTO and CISO at Shutterstock, explains why her team slowed down to evaluate AI tools and set guardrails before scaling them.

It takes a strong partnership with HR, clear direction to enterprise architects, and clarity on the skills workers will need to stay relevant.