Posts tagged “ai-governance”

Gartner expects 70% of enterprises to abandon vendor-built agentic AI by 2028. The fee estimate, as reported, covers the build, not the quarter after handoff, when a model retirement lands on a team that never built the agent.

Published forward-deployed engineer pods all include a strategist and builders, but no seat that grades the work independently. A fractional acceptance owner costs roughly 2.5% to 7.5% of a $200K quarter.

The cloud-runtime question for enterprise Claude is settled. AWS shops route through Amazon Bedrock. Google Cloud shops route through Vertex AI. Direct deployments now sit inside the customer's…

An article circulating this week argues that faculty AI buy-in in higher education is a human factors engineering problem. The framing is correct. The path the piece describes skips the only two…

Your AI agent project is going to fail. Not because the technology doesn't work—it does. Not because your team isn't smart—they are. It's going to fail because you're building the wrong thing, for…

Something unprecedented happened in AI this week. The companies most aggressively competing to dominate the AI landscape—OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and dozens of others—just…