George Lawton is a correspondent at TechTarget. With over three decades of experience in technology journalism, he focuses on digital transformation, enterprise automation, and sustainable development while also covering themes such as artificial intelligence and machine learning. George's work has been featured in notable publications including VentureBeat, InformationWeek, and diginomica.
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By: George Lawton
Asking whether an AI model or implementation is trustworthy might be asking the wrong question. Neil Ward-Dutton, Research VP for Agentic Automation and AI Technologies at IDC, says a better approach is to consider trust as layers, like an onion.
By: George Lawton
Docusign's CEO unpacks recent progress on realizing the company’s long-term path toward Intelligent Agreement Management nirvana. Early investments are paying dividends. The bigger prize? Evolving from a system of record to a system of action to an agreement service inside companies.
Enterprise risk management has increasingly taken center stage in organizations, as they grapple with business uncertainties driven by issues ranging
Many organizations are changing their business models and strategies more often than in the past, partly to take advantage of AI and other new
By: George Lawton, Alexander S. Gillis
A risk management specialist is a role appointed within organizations to identify potential risks that might negatively affect the business . This role has traditionally focused on financial risks.
Today, more domain experts with expertise in a particular industry or process are taking open source tools and building on top of them to sell their capabilities as a third-party service.
By: George Lawton
Summary: Does AI have the cart before the horse? Zuzanna Stamirowska is CEO of Pathway, a company has just been valued at $500 million on the strength of a post-transformer architecture built on first principles that learns after deployment without all the messy baling wire and duct tape of LLMs built on transformers.
Recent progress in LLM-based AI was built on the theory that attention was all you needed. Amazon's Hector Ouilhet Olmos argues that human-focused AI also needs awareness and friction in the right places. Humorphism is his answer to skeuomorphic design, and it is already showing up in new Amazon services.
The industry is increasingly talking up context engineering as the next right step to narrow LLMs' focus and get better results. But context has many facets, depending on the workflow. Two interesting ones are meaning and action.
The power demands to feed thirsty AI data centers will soon double and triple in the U.S. Learn the energy options that could one day rival natural gas.
