Tiernan Ray is a Senior Contributing Writer at ZDNet. He has been covering technology and business for over 31 years, with a focus on AI and machine learning, including topics such as AI platforms, generative AI, and natural language processing. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Barron's, Fortune, and the New York Times.
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Tiernan Ray's coverage spans a diverse range of technological topics, with a focus on the software & SaaS industry, scientific advancements, and big tech. His articles often contain press releases and data citations.
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By: Tiernan Ray
By testing agent-to-agent interactions, researchers observed catastrophic system failures. Here's why that's bad news for everyone.
'If the code developer is offering the code security tool, is that like the fox guarding the hen house?'
Nvidia's CEO makes the case that AI data centers will be more efficient, more economical, and generate more revenue if you buy all the parts from his company.
The reason agentic AI has seen slow enterprise adoption is the lack of an orchestration layer to track what agents are doing, the networking giant says.
Google's real-time quantization could be important for running local AI. Here's why.
Researchers found that part of what makes chatbots so compelling also makes them vulnerable to bad behavior. Here's why.
By: Tiernan Ray
AI is a great tool for small, well-defined tasks, but maintain a healthy skepticism and avoid falling down a rabbit hole.
By: Tiernan Ray
Focusing on governance, evaluation, and starting small can increase your AI agents' prospects for making it into production
A test of leading AI agents found vastly different amounts of tokens consumed with no transparency and no guarantees of success.
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