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The White House exempts open-weight AI models from security testing; Google's leadership is reshuffled; JP Morgan expands cross-industry AI risk effort.

AI is making it faster and easier to infer sensitive personal information from ordinary business data. Gartner's Bart Willemsen explains why, and what CISOs need to do about it.

Can quantum chips help ease AI's growing power problem? Here's what's plausible, what's hype and what a CIO should watch.

CIOs earn trust through technical credibility, but executive influence begins when they turn technical updates into executive judgment.

AI dominated security conversations, but this year's event saw a clear shift from hype cycles to pragmatic deployments and real-time threats.

Don't wait until you're in a cyber event to figure out a customer notification plan. Zscaler's CISO explains how to establish triggers and protocols before crises force decisions.

AI agents may not be perfect, but they usually aren't the real point of failure, either. Processes are often a culprit in derailing agents. Here's why process design — not model selection — determines success or failure.

CIOs can now track AI spending, but boards want proof of value. IT leaders offer advice on how to measure outcomes, not just token costs.

Aaron Harris, CTO at Sage, and Jerry Shu, CTO and co-founder of Daylit, share how they avoid letting questionable metrics derail optimization plans.

With frontier AI models appearing and disappearing within weeks, CIOs need a framework for managing new releases, deprecations and changes.

Most enterprise teams run both Microsoft 365 and Salesforce simultaneously — and then waste effort bridging the gap manually. The fix isn't switching tools. It's connecting them.

Anthropic has its own AI testing mishap, Nvidia leads an initiative for open AI in cybersecurity, AWS reports revenue increase but also record spending.

Regulated industries like travel need composable architecture and explainability processes to ensure AI agent accountability and decision transparency, writes a CTO.

IBM's recent earnings show a reallocation of investment toward AI infrastructure, yet CIOs must still find a way to fund IT as a whole.

In this fireside chat, InformationWeek's Kelsey Ziser talks with Matthew Cimaglia of Quantum Coast Capital about the networking infrastructure, workforce skills and policy requirements needed to support the 'quantum node economy.'