What used to be a window into the internet is fast becoming a command center for thought, action, and automation. Whether you’re a founder building in the space or a business leader navigating digital transformation, the evolution of AI browsers deserves your full attention.

A‑LIGN’s leap to unicorn status underscores Tampa’s emergence as a cybersecurity nucleus. For ETA, this is more than a headline—it’s evidence of the region’s capacity to grow high-impact, globally competitive tech companies.

The AWS Agent Marketplace isn’t just a feature drop—it’s a strategic move that will shape how businesses discover, adopt, and scale AI. It’s also a clear signal that the future of AI is less about chatbots and more about smart, actionable agents doing real work.

In a rush to modernize hiring workflows, McDonald’s deployed Olivia, an AI chatbot built by Paradox.ai, to pre-screen job applications. The result? A digital hiring process so efficient that—as it turns out—it cut critical corners in cybersecurity.

Grok4 might be the most advanced LLM available today, but its real contribution isn’t the headline scores—it’s the acceleration of the entire field. It raises the bar for capability, price transparency, and user experience. It also raises important questions about alignment, safety, and where we draw the line.

The Ultimate AI Strategy Guide for the Enterprise Technology Association. This new resource brings together the key insights, practical steps, and data points from more than 16 of the world’s leading AI frameworks. These include work from Accenture, McKinsey, Google, Microsoft, IBM, PwC, the World Economic Forum, and others.

We’ve gathered insights from our network of industry experts, research partners, and advisory members to forecast how tech budgets are evolving in the year ahead. Here’s what business and technology leaders should prepare for in 2026.

Columbus AI Week 2025 is almost here, bringing together leaders across industries and sectors to explore the future of AI in Central Ohio - and beyond!

As AI becomes a standard part of the business technology stack, leaders are faced with a critical decision: which AI assistant best meets the needs of their organization?

In this post, we explore Meta’s Superintelligence Lab, its technical and strategic direction, and how it stacks up against other key players — including OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic, Mistral, and xAI.

Beneath the enthusiasm lies a growing risk: organizations are overlooking critical blind spots in AI security and governance that could undermine their investments.

A roundup of the most important cybersecurity headlines from the last week, month, and quarter, curated for technology and business leaders.

To help you stay informed, we’ve compiled a roundup of some of the most important AI headlines from the past week, month, and quarter.

As artificial intelligence continues to advance at an unprecedented pace, conversations about superintelligence are shifting from science fiction to serious strategic planning.

Artificial intelligence is no longer a niche tool for automating tasks. It’s becoming a partner in reasoning, discovery, and innovation. Recent breakthroughs are showing us how AI can collaborate with people to solve problems once thought out of reach.

June 2025 continued to demonstrate the unstoppable momentum behind AI innovation. Across industries and continents, AI startups secured billions in funding to fuel their growth, refine their products, and reshape entire sectors.

Announcing the next Enterprise Technology Association event: Future Tech Forum: Cincinnati, a private, invite-only gathering of top business and technology leaders exploring what’s next in innovation.

If you think AI's growth has been fast, buckle up. The AI market in 2025 isn’t just heating up, it’s going thermonuclear. From staggering market valuations to surging adoption rates and jaw-dropping infrastructure demands, we’re witnessing a tech revolution at a speed and scale that’s hard to overstate.

The era of AI agents, or what many now call agentic AI, is here. These systems are reshaping how businesses, governments, and individuals interact with technology. But with the hype comes confusion.

I’ve spent the past few years working with tech leaders, startups, and procurement teams across the country. And one thing is clear: AI procurement is broken—or at least dangerously outdated.