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Kilo Code’s Scott Breitenother joins Keith Shaw to expose the hidden costs behind vibe coding and why teams still embrace it.
Tap to explore how this shift impacts real development cycles.
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Shay Levi joins host Keith Shaw with a bold claim: enterprise AI can deploy in a week. Really.
Watch the episode to see how Unframe makes it possible.
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Clint Boulton spotlights CDO Keith Fulton as he leads Jack Henry through a high‑stakes AI shift balancing innovation with customer trust.

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Agam Shah breaks down how LinkedIn’s new skill validation tools could reshape hiring for millions as AI pressures intensify.
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AI is taking on real responsibilities, not just repetitive tasks. Karen Ng breaks down what that shift means for businesses.

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AI might finally solve tech debt or explode it faster than ever.
Watch now to hear Keith Shaw dig into what teams must prepare for.
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Self-driving cars never vanished. They got smarter.
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Hear Keith Shaw and May Mobility CEO Ed Olson explain what is working right now and what still fails.
Tap to dive in.
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Is AI causing hiring chaos or finally revealing it?
Cliff Jurkiewicz joins Keith Shaw to explain why trust is eroding and what must be fixed before it’s too late.

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AI to benefit from secret nuclear safety rule relaxation US nuclear regulators have secretly relaxed rules to hasten the construction of new generating capacity needed to power AI, NPR reports.

The US Department of Energy program that would see three new experimental commercial nuclear reactors launched by July 4 is the driver behind the secret rewriting of nuclear safety and security standards, according to a report released Wednesday by NPR. www.computerworld.com/article/4124...

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AWS staff learned of Amazon’s 16,000 job cuts before the official email went out, triggering new questions about what comes next for cloud teams.

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European tech leaders advise caution on tech sovereignty drive Shutting out US technology suppliers would raise prices, slow tech adoption, and reduce competitiveness for European firms, warned CEOs from Capgemini, Ericsson, and others at Davos.

European tech leaders at the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland, warned against an overzealous approach to digital sovereignty that shuts out US technology suppliers.

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Intel’s AI pivot could make lower-end PCs scarce in 2026 The tech giant is pivoting its strategy to focus on processors to support AI workloads, meaning less capacity for chips for PCs.

In 2026, lower-end PCs may be more difficult to come by, and for those that are available, price tags may rise.

This is fallout from Intel’s plans to pivot its manufacturing capacity from chips for PCs to Xeon processors to support intensive AI workloads. www.computerworld.com/article/4121...

Europe votes to tackle deep dependence on US tech in sovereignty drive Citing reliance on non‑EU providers for more than 80% of digital infrastructure, the European Parliament called for a “Eurostack” spanning chips, cloud, software, and AI, though analysts warn change w...

European lawmakers on Thursday adopted a comprehensive report on technological sovereignty and digital infrastructure that directs the EC to reduce the bloc’s heavy reliance on foreign technology providers. www.computerworld.com/article/4121...

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Agentic AI makes senior developers faster. But at what cost?
If junior roles disappear, tomorrow’s expertise disappears with them.

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Work-from-office mandate? Expect top talent turnover, culture rot Organizations requiring IT workers to commute to an office need to ground decisions in value creation, focus on data-driven results, and avoid badge-swipe metrics, employment experts say.

“Some of the challenges CIOs face include losing top-tier talent, limiting the pool of candidates available for hire, and damaging company culture, with a team filled with resentment,” Lacey Kaelani, CEO at job search engine Metaintro, tells CIO.com's Grant Gross. www.cio.com/article/4119...

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Today’s AI feels smart in the moment. Over time, it forgets. That mismatch is emerging as a major enterprise risk. On Today in Tech, Jacob Buckman explains why AI memory isn’t human memory and why long‑term coherence may be the next bottleneck.

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AI boom, hiring bust: Indian IT firms add just 17 net employees in nine months Automation, shrinking benches, and a severe shortage of AI-ready talent are transforming the workforce model of India’s largest IT companies, even as client demand for generative AI surges.

The era of large-scale hiring at Indian IT services firms is giving way to a more measured approach, as companies reduce staff through automating routine work while still struggling to hire AI specialists. www.computerworld.com/article/4119...

Enterprise mobility 2026: GenAI and autonomy take center stage Mobility management platforms continue to evolve, with generative AI now assisting in predictive maintenance, device configuration and optimization, and insight generation and reporting.

One of the most important trends in unified endpoint management (UEM) and mobility management is — surprise! — a big move toward AI-enabled capabilities. But this is only part of what is a quickly evolving market.

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This Intune update isn’t optional — it’s a kill switch for outdated apps Microsoft is enforcing stricter Intune MAM security requirements, and enterprises that haven’t updated their iOS and Android apps will see them blocked from launching.

Enterprises using Intune mobile application management (MAM) beware: Your apps won’t run soon if you haven’t planned ahead.

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AWS European cloud service launch raises questions over sovereignty AWS’s new sovereign cloud for Europe boosts compliance controls, but analysts say its US ownership raises unresolved questions about legal authority and service continuity.

Amazon Web Services launched a new independent cloud service aiming to address European customer concerns around digital sovereignty last week. But there are questions around how much sovereignty it provides in practice. www.computerworld.com/article/4118...

What AI skills job seekers need to develop in 2026 Knowing how to query ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude doesn't make you an expert on genAI and AI tools. There's a lot more to learn about in this fast-evolving area of tech.

Computerworld talked to experts and executives, who shared insights into the skills job seekers need to develop this year to stay competitive in a rocky job market. Here's what they said.
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Google flexes another AI advantage A new feature highlights one of the company’s great advantages in the future of AI assistants like smart glasses — it already has all your data.

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EY exec: If you think agentic AI is a challenge, you’re not ready for what’s coming Companies need to quickly adapt to fast-changing technologies or they’re going to fall behind, says Joe Depa, chief innovation officer at Ernst & Young.

Companies struggling to keep up with the arrival of AI agents should buckle up, says Joe Depa, chief innovation officer for Ernst & Young. Even more complicated technologies are quickly coming down the pike.

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AI agents are becoming trusted decision-makers—but attackers are already exploiting them. Keith Shaw and Michael Bargury reveal why no AI agent is fully secure and what you must do now. Watch the episode.

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AI backlash forces a reality check: humans are as important as ever Companies that are successfully using AI tools and services get the most from the technology by embracing and integrating it — not by simply using it to replace their workforce.

IT leaders want to make AI like electricity – flip a switch, and it turns on. But AI leaders face a long road ahead.

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AI hype is loud, but smart strategy speaks louder. In this Today in Tech episode, Ed Keisling breaks down how SMBs can skip the noise, focus on real wins, and build momentum with practical internal use cases. Watch the full conversation.

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Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit clears path to trial, putting Microsoft in the spotlight The dispute over OpenAI’s restructuring could ripple across enterprise AI strategies built on Microsoft’s Copilot and Azure integrations.

A federal judge has signalled that Elon Musk’s lawsuit challenging OpenAI’s transformation from a nonprofit to a for-profit entity will proceed to trial, adding legal uncertainty for enterprise customers. www.computerworld.com/article/4114...

Arm reorganizes around Physical AI as enterprise robotics gains momentum The move highlights how expanding enterprise robotics deployments are forcing CIOs to rethink where AI systems run.

Arm has created a new Physical AI unit focused on robotics and automotive systems, a sign that enterprise AI is increasingly moving out of the data center and into machines operating in the physical world.

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‘A wild future’: How economists are handling AI uncertainty in forecasts The core challenge is estimating the relationship between AI and productivity, says Erik Lundh of The Conference Board.

Economists have time-tested models for projecting economic growth. But they’ve seen nothing like AI, which is a wild card complicating traditional economic playbooks.

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At CES, AI moves beyond chatbots and agents into the physical world The marriage of cutting-edge AI tools and large-scale industrial uses could lead to autonomous factories and even supply chains.

AI everywhere was the big theme at CES this week. Beyond AI-enabled refrigerators and smart glasses, the transformative story of this year’s show actually had an enterprise bent: the arrival of physical AI. www.computerworld.com/article/4113...