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AI exploits PHP programming language vulnerability; Meta's new commercial terms spark debate on ethical AI; OpenAI lowers targeted valuation; global PC shipments decline.

Although they're pitched as the easy fix for AI cost and complexity, CIOs running SLMs in production are learning that the savings come with a catch.

AI should be neutral — in theory. The same can't be said for its operators, who can inject their viewpoints into AI outputs.

In this CIO Reality Check, Srini Namineni discusses the introduction of AI agents across his company and what 100x engineers might actually deliver.

In this IT Leaders Fast-5, Thomas Phelps explains why throwing new tools at an IT project is a trap, and why he's relying on process improvement instead.

Moving fast on AI doesn't equate to success; knowing when and how to press pause does, according to Gartner analysts.

Jan Bee, CISO at TeamViewer, and Kandarp Desai, CTO at Xactly, discuss what AI can and can't do to resolve bungles in cloud systems.

In this video, InformationWeek editors examine the challenges IT executives face in maintaining operations as AI technologies evolve.

The analyst firm advised CIOs to use a value-risk flywheel to help balance rapid AI adoption with governance.

Before moving ahead with initiatives in data analytics and AI, leaders need to stop and ensure that they define and utilize business value metrics.

The HCM vendor lays out its most aggressive AI pivot yet at its annual user conference, making a clear case for CIO skills.

Microsoft unveils new AI chip; ASML warns of chipmaking equipment shortages; FERC rejects key data center power rules; China proposes AI export controls.

Employees are building AI agents without oversight — risking data, governance and institutional knowledge. Guardrails, not shutdowns, are the answer, writes one IT exec.

Workload identity is essential for agentic security, but it can't determine whether an agent's actions are appropriate. Here are the agent controls you need to pair with SPIFFE and how to mop up after an agent fails.

After a technology provider changes hands, CIOs should track shifts and changes in service and product roadmaps to determine whether it's best to stay — or go.