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How LexisNexis CTO Greg Dickason tempers AI for real-world results17.července The analytics and research company is testing models against each other and including reviews by human attorneys to minimize hallucinations that could disrupt court cases. The AI coding rollout worked. Now CIOs have a bigger problem17.července AI coding tools have gone mainstream. What matters for CIOs today isn't just speed but also how teams are built, how work is measured, and who trains the next generation of engineers. The Week of July 13–17: What happened, what matters, what's next16.července In this week's roundup: IBM's shares take a nosedive, TSMC increases AI chip investment in the US, and the UK issues new regulations for cloud providers. My AI governance framework is a blast radius: Advice from a CEO16.července Neural Frames' founder built an AI agent that briefs him in taxis and sends him to sleep. He offers no-frills insights for not letting it go rogue. Microsoft layoffs and the AI effect: What you need to know15.července InformationWeek joins the Eye on Tech podcast to discuss how AI factored into Microsoft's recent layoffs and which divisions were hit the hardest. Apple's OpenAI lawsuit signals a new AI battleground: Talent14.července The alleged theft of trade secrets points to institutional knowledge and employee expertise as the new competitive differentiator in the AI race. Inside GlobalFoundries' plan to industrialize quantum hardware14.července Supported by $375 million in federal funding, GlobalFoundries will apply its semiconductor know-how to achieve utility-scale quantum systems. This milestone could open the way for high-value use cases. InformationWeek Podcast: Is quantum readiness worth a CIO’s effort?14.července The threats and benefits of quantum computing remain years away, but enterprises must make decisions now to prepare for its game-changing potential. Why traditional project management doesn't work for AI projects13.července Learn how AI project management differs from traditional IT project management in planning, staffing, governance and long-term oversight. How the memory shortage hits CIOs as Apple boosts hardware prices10.července The far-reaching consequences of the shortage include higher enterprise PC and server costs, which drive longer device refresh cycles to meet budget constraints. The Week of July 6–10: What happened, what matters, what's next10.července In this week's roundup: Meta launches new AI products, Reddit moves against AI slop, and China plans for greater AI access restrictions. Why AI automation fails without process intelligence10.července AI automation succeeds when IT leaders understand process behavior, exceptions, handoffs and decision risks before deploying agents or workflow automation. Meta's plan to sell compute points to AI's next enterprise bottleneck9.července Compute supply used to be the biggest AI bottleneck, but the next challenge for CIOs looks to be trusted utilization of the compute they have. The hidden risk in scaling AI: Decision drift9.července Without shared confidence thresholds, AI outputs get applied inconsistently across teams — eroding accountability and efficiency. Coherence is the fix, writes a SurveyMonkey vice president. Anthropic overtakes OpenAI, but these CIOs aren't chasing the leaderboard8.července The AI model race just flipped. CIOs explain how they are evaluating AI models, prioritizing security, integration and agentic readiness over benchmark rankings. |