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The AI Governance Gap Is a Leadership Problem: Waiting Won’t Close It

AI governance, once the purview of the legal department, is now knocking on the CEO’s door. But many C-Suite executives are still treating it as something to delay addressing until after AI regulations are set in stone. This can be a shortsighted strategy. Consider that 46% of organizations say AI governance and compliance issues are the reason why their AI underperforms, according to the GrantThornton, 2026 AI Impact Survey Report (PDF). These figures lend credence to why leadership should not wait for AI regulations to settle but should apply governance proactively.

AI governance demands urgent leadership oversight because of three converging forces:

Internal AI-safe use policies are falling behind AI adoption. Tools are being used in day-to-day decisions faster than most organizations can define rules for how they should be used.
The regulatory environment is fragmented. Some U.S. states are experimenting with their own frameworks; federal action is...

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Manufacturing’s AI Problem Isn’t AI - Connected World

For years, manufacturers have invested billions of dollars in automation, software, sensors, cloud platforms, and now AI (artificial intelligence). Yet many are still asking the same question: Why is digital transformation taking so long? The answer might just be a lack of interoperability. That message came through loud and clear

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I tested GNOME's glassy new look - and it's simply spectacular

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET's key takeaways * If you want a gorgeous GNOME desktop, install Aura Glass. * This glassy desktop can be installed on GNOME 48, 49, and 50. * Aura Glass is supported on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, and CachyOS. I love

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Only daily AI users feel positively about job security

Dive Brief A lack of clarity on organizations’ AI policies and trainings are compounding employee concerns about the technology, a SurveyMonkey and CNBC survey found. Published Aug. 18, 2026 Dive Brief: * Employees and students preparing to enter the job market report time-saving benefits from using AI, but some fear the

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Squeeze More Juice Out of a Dead Battery!

You’re walking the dog at night, and your little flashlight, which has been getting dimmer, conks out. Instead of stumbling home in the dark, wouldn't it be great if you could somehow eke a little more energy out of the batteries inside? That's not as

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Manufacturing’s AI Problem Isn’t AI - Connected World

I tested GNOME's glassy new look - and it's simply spectacular

Only daily AI users feel positively about job security

Squeeze More Juice Out of a Dead Battery!