TechSpective’s Artificial Intelligence section covers AI the way people actually working with it need it covered — not as a trend to celebrate or fear, but as a set of real developments with real implications for how we work, what we build, and how we stay secure.
The emphasis here is on what things mean, not just what happened. When a new model drops or a major platform ships an agentic capability, the coverage examines what it actually changes and for whom. When research surfaces about enterprise AI adoption rates or AI security risks, the analysis connects those findings to decisions that organizations and practitioners have to make. Topics include large language models and generative AI, agentic systems and autonomous agent risk, AI PCs and on-device inference, AI infrastructure and data readiness, and the security implications of deploying AI in production environments.
The AI content space is saturated with hype and hot takes. This section is built around a different standard — contributors with enough technical grounding and enough industry experience to tell the difference between a genuine inflection point and a well-funded press tour.
The archive spans 28 pages of AI coverage developed during the period when enterprise AI moved from theoretical to operational. If you want signal rather than noise, this is a good place to start.
Technological innovations and disruptions have risen amidst every industry sector and ecosystem. The second decade of the 21st Century is on the brink of peak technological advancements. From high-tech automated chip plants that meet growing microchip demand to futuristic smart […]
Lenovo has moved aggressively in the workstation market of late, which is interesting considering that workstations, while powerful, tend to be static in terms of competitive moves. This is because those who use workstations, mostly engineers and computer scientists, specify
Lenovo Partners with Anaconda for AI to Stretch its Workstation Leadership Read More »
There are a lot of areas where AI can be focused and make a difference, including employee productivity, marketing, sales, customer support, manufacturing, medicine, aeronautics, robotics, and governance. But one of the most interesting is logistics. During the Covid pandemic,
AI and the Supply Chain: Making More Resilient Companies Read More »
Arthur C. Clarke once said “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” We may see that play out when the collaborative effort between Korea Quantum Computing and IBM matures into a product offering. This week, let’s explore how Quantum
Korea Quantum Computing and IBM Collaborate to Create AI Magic Read More »
In the realm of modern romance, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a significant player, especially on dating platforms. Its influence is far-reaching, from algorithms that suggest potential matches to AI-driven chatbots that guide users in creating appealing profiles. However,
Navigating the Complex Ethical Terrain of AI in Dating Platforms Read More »
2024 is set to be an enterprise AI boom time as early AI investments see positive payoffs. Already, businesses have earned an average return of 3.5x on their AI investments, and the latest wave of generative AI is only encouraging
Navigating AI in the Workplace: Strategies for a Future-Proof Career Path Read More »
I’m writing this in New York, where I’ve been watching my old friend and Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger talk about AI. He started his talk with applied AI and how it is used in the Starkey Hearing Aids that help
Inside Intel and a World Based on AI Silicon: The Creation of Real-World Magic Read More »
Sorting valuable insights from the hype in the self-promotional high-tech industry is no easy task. That is especially true when valuable or potentially transformative technologies become increasingly market-worthy. As an example, one needs to look no further than the melodrama
AMD had a massive AI launch this week that showcased its three traditional market advantages and one new one. AMD has been a market darling of late, which is kind of amazing since AMD was traditionally viewed as more of
AMD Launches New AI Products Showcasing Three Huge Market Advantages Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 122 There are a number of steps involved in cyber threat analysis to review event information and determine which events are benign or innocuous and which are malicious–or at least deserve greater scrutiny. For the most
Using LLMs to Automate and Streamline Cyber Threat Analysis Read More »
