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AI is moving onto the construction site

AI is moving onto the construction site

In early 2027, in the German city of Koblenz, a construction team will begin work on a new residential “micro living” project. But some of these workers don’t wear hard hats: a part of the team is made up of four-legged, AI-powered robots designed by London-based startup All3, which is developing a system to automate

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The doctor’s AI will see you now

The doctor’s AI will see you now

Doctors are drowning in paperwork. Studies show they spend a significant portion of their workday and time outside of work on clinical documentation, contributing to widespread burnout. But maybe it doesn’t have to be that way; a burgeoning industry is developing AI medical documentation tools — or “ambient scribes” — and a growing number of physicians think this

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Financial advisors ranked dead last in AI adoption in 2023. Here's how fast that changed

Financial advisors ranked dead last in AI adoption in 2023. Here's how fast that changed, and what's still missing

A few years into AI’s rise across every industry, most financial advisors have adopted some kind of tool. But how far has that adoption actually taken them? In 2023, a University of Chicago study examined generative AI usage across 11 professions. Financial advisors ranked lowest, both at work and at home. Jump; Data source: University

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AI vendors can change their risk profile between reviews

AI vendors can change their risk profile between reviews, and most oversight programs never notice

  Organizations often treat AI adoption as a business decision, overlooking its third-party risk management (TPRM) implications. As a result, AI tools are frequently deployed outside procurement and security oversight, creating governance gaps that become harder to manage as risks evolve. This challenge with AI risk management is the pace of change. Organizations are adopting

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