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When AI Speaks for You Unchecked: The EY Hallucination Incident

EY Canada just pulled a marketing report this week after researchers at GPTZero exposed it as riddled with AI hallucinations […]

The fear is understandable. Every week brings another headline about AI eliminating jobs, automating roles, and leaving workers behind. It

There’s something refreshingly honest about the latest analysis from McKinsey & Company on AI productivity. The report does not argue

On May 4, 2026 New York Times reporters Tripp Mickle, Julian E. Barnes, Sheera Frenkel, and Dustin Volz, published a

The “Agents of Chaos” paper that dropped this week is getting attention for all the right reasons—it’s an unusually grounded,

There is a wave of content right now about the forward deployed engineer model for AI (FDE), and from my

For the last two years, the AI conversation has been dominated by one idea: bigger is better. Bigger models. Bigger

Something important just shifted in the AI and cybersecurity conversation, and many companies haven’t caught up. Axios reports that specialized

In a brilliant “a-ha!” moment, it turns out “hallucination-free” AI was a lie the whole time. Stanford and Yale recently

McKinsey’s latest research lands on a conclusion that practitioners have known for a while: the competitive advantage in the AI

Google is reportedly in talks with Marvell Technology to develop two new AI chips — a move that signals something

Gallup released data this week that Fortune summarized with precision: Gen Z excitement about AI fell 14 points in a