Members still need a ‘human in the loop’ amid AI surge
Pension scheme members should be sceptical when using AI.
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Pension scheme members should be sceptical when using AI.
Read the original →Agentic AI is moving from assisting analysts to doing the work itself. Across Web2 and Web3, autonomous systems now triage threats, trace illicit funds and draft regulatory filings. Governance and human accountability are becoming the prerequisites for adoption.
Read the original →Retailers have spent years adding digital tools for payments, e-commerce, customer service and inventory management. AI agents could introduce a different kind of technology: software that does not only provide information, but can also follow workflows and complete defined tasks.
Read the original →Shawn Black of OnyxFM says AI can be used to monitor equipment, dispatch work, maintain reports and even manage emails.
Read the original →The plaintiff had applied to about 150 open roles. He faced questions about his use of multiple addresses, among other issues.
Read the original →Illinois, Colorado and Europe are legislating human oversight in caregiving, mental health and judicial decisions.
Read the original →Tokyo Electric Power Holdings will use AI for the paperwork needed to restart nuclear plants. It developed a document-preparation system with Itochu Techno-Solutions (CTC) and others, which cuts workload by 80% and addresses a shortage of specialists. Practical use is expected around fiscal 2027.
Read the original →Macbee Planet issued the press release on October 1, 2026. It announced the creation of the roles of Chief AI Officer and Chief Recruiting Officer.
Read the original →Snowflake Expedition 2026 brings leaders and builders together for three days of enterprise AI programming. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is among the featured speakers.
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