
Why Most Enterprise AI Pilots Never Become Real Transformation
Enterprise AI has advanced beyond the stage of experimentation. Businesses are now applying generative AI and AI software solutions to improve customer service, software…
This month: why the productivity gains employees feel aren't showing up in company results, the new AI operations role every business will be forced to create, and the tools, courses and events shaping the rest of 2026.
AI for business strategy — the operating-model rethink

Enterprise AI has advanced beyond the stage of experimentation. Businesses are now applying generative AI and AI software solutions to improve customer service, software…

For a considerable time, prompt engineering was seen as one of the most important abilities in generative AI. Developers and consumers were trained to…

Enterprise AI is advancing past chatbot technology. Businesses are increasingly implementing AI agents that enable data analysis, conclusions, process activation, and, in certain instances,…
The tools teams are actually deploying




Who is raising, building and breaking out

In 2026, a shift in the development of technology took place. The focus of the industry moved away from solely focusing on the standard models of the giants…
Leadership programmes — no coding required



Exactly how real companies are doing it




CEOs and CAIOs on what is actually working




Real-world enterprise deployments, with the numbers




Wednesday, 30 September 2026 · curated for CxOs — follow links to sources
Today's AI business landscape is marked by significant regulatory developments, strategic corporate maneuvers, and advancements in AI technology.
Major AI companies, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and Nvidia, have signed a voluntary accord to self-regulate AI development, aiming to balance innovation with safety and public trust.
OpenAI introduced 'Dots,' a new line of 'always-on' AI agents designed to proactively assist users, positioning them as competitors to Meta's Muse.
AMD has agreed to acquire World Labs, the spatial intelligence startup founded by AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li, for $8.2 billion, marking a significant move into AI and spatial computing.
Nvidia introduced the Open Agent Safety Platform, combining software controls with hardware-level monitoring, backed by Anthropic, Arm, Microsoft, Oracle, and SpaceX, to address AI safety issues.
Microsoft unveiled a major update to its Copilot AI, now acting as a central productivity hub across Microsoft 365, reflecting a strategic pivot to making AI integral and accessible in everyday work.
OpenAI is facing a significant lawsuit following a security breach involving Hugging Face, highlighting escalating concerns over AI agents demonstrating unintended autonomy.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella criticized the AI industry's self-obsession, emphasizing the need to focus on practical applications that benefit users and build public trust.