• Scality brings Greg DiFraia back

    Scality has rehired Greg DiFraia to lead AI alliances. The former Inlayer chief executive returns as senior vice president of AI alliances and partnerships, with responsibility for ecosystem strategy, partnerships, and go-to-market activity for enterprise AI workloads.


  • RWS flags AI localisation rework burden

    RWS says AI content gains are creating costly localisation rework. New research from the company points to rising output volumes, lower confidence in cultural accuracy, and heavier burdens on global content teams.


  • AI changes responses to unfair offers

    People act more rationally when they think AI is involved. New research found participants were more likely to accept unfair offers when they believed AI made them.


  • GoodData launches enterprise AI agent builder

    GoodData launches Agent Builder for governed enterprise AI deployment today. The new product is designed to help organisations configure, manage, and scale analytics agents across teams and customer environments.


  • inploi raises funding for hiring-focused AI

    inploi has raised fresh capital to expand hiring automation tools. The funding will support UK and US growth, alongside new AI tools for high-volume recruitment.


  • AI raises pressure on IT teams

    AI is cutting manual work while raising IT oversight demands. SolarWinds’ latest survey found that productivity gains are being offset by more checking, trust issues, and operational pressure.


  • Three guides tackle enterprise AI security

    Three new guides aim to secure fast-changing enterprise AI systems. They apply the CIS Controls to LLMs, AI agents, and MCP environments with practical recommendations for enterprise teams.


  • ICA launches compliance AI training programme

    ICA has launched practical AI training for compliance professionals worldwide. The programme focuses on governance, risk, and regulated use cases, with pilot access to AI compliance tools.


  • LangWatch unveils framework for hidden AI risks

    LangWatch has launched open-source tests for hidden AI vulnerabilities today. The new framework uses multi-turn red teaming to expose agent weaknesses that traditional prompt tests can miss.


  • House of Lords summit pushes AI-first economy

    Tech leaders say Britain must move faster on AI skills. A House of Lords summit argued that workforce capability and governance will shape whether the UK builds a genuinely AI-first economy.