The operational tax undermining frontline organizations

On paper, operations appear stable. Stores open on time, patients are cared for, products are manufactured and delivered. But beneath the surface, many organizations are relying on an invisible layer of manual effort to keep things moving. Managers scramble to fill...

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How to Ensure Your Next CEO is Always in the Room

“Why can’t you be the CEO?” It’s a question I regularly ask my senior leaders at Twilio. Historic leadership factories like General Electric (GE), Procter & Gamble, and Ford embody this better than most. True corporate training grounds cultivate talent and chart...

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We fixed opioid coverage but not the system behind it

About 1 in 6 Americans met the criteria for a substance use disorder in 2024, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. National spending on substance use disorder (SUD) and mental health treatment has grown from roughly $41 billion...

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Former Microsoft engineer shrinks Notepad down to size

Microsoft's habit of adding unnecessary features to Notepad is a symptom of broader bloating in the Windows codebase. But it is possible to go back to basics with a version of the editor that fits in less than 3 kilobytes. Former Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer comes...

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License Plate Reader Adds Device Snooping Feature

License Plate Reader Adds Device Snooping Feature

A new automatic license plate reader upgrade links nearby electronic devices to vehicles, raising privacy, Fourth Amendment, and cybersecurity concerns. The post License Plate Reader Adds Device Snooping Feature appeared first on TechNewsWorld.

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Where there’s a will, AI still has work to do

A UK law firm has put AI-generated wills on trial, and the chatbot didn't fare particularly well under cross-examination. SE Solicitors has taken an AI chatbot to task after asking it to draft a will for a fictional client, concluding that while the result looked...

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How to boost brain health at work in the age of AI

AI has quickly become embedded in our everyday work, from drafting emails to synthesizing research and making decisions. In my roles as a medical doctor and business consultant, I talk to many corporate leaders who are focused on what that means for productivity. But...

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London Tech Week 2026: from sovereign AI to AI adoption

London’s 13th Tech Week has drawn to a close, bringing together technology and political leaders alongside scientists and investors from 130 countries.  This year’s expo unfolded against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, alongside increasing competition for AI...

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