AI Bills Triple, Tokens Vanish: The Enterprise Cost Crackdown
Atlassian, Adobe, Amazon, and Citi are cutting access to frontier models after monthly AI spend hit $15M. Inside the enterprise token crunch.
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Atlassian, Adobe, Amazon, and Citi are cutting access to frontier models after monthly AI spend hit $15M. Inside the enterprise token crunch.
Shadow AI isn't a rogue employee problem. It's a rational response to broken governance — and 90% of the security leaders tasked with stopping it are doing it themselves.
New surveys reveal most organizations can't explain their AI decisions, can't shut down AI after incidents, and are approving deployments they know are unsafe.
ISACA surveyed 3,400 security professionals. Most don't know how quickly they could shut down an AI system during an incident. One in five doesn't know who's responsible.
Ramp data shows businesses choosing Claude over ChatGPT by 2-to-1 margin. OpenAI posts largest single-month decline as enterprise spending shifts.
Microsoft's new Copilot Cowork uses Claude's reasoning engine for multi-hour autonomous tasks. The $99/month E7 bundle launches May 1, but enterprise governance concerns remain.
Enterprise AI spending is up 35%, but the money is flowing to chips and infrastructure while software stocks crater
With the largest tech acquisition of 2026 complete, IBM is positioning real-time data as the backbone of enterprise AI
Amit Agarwal launches Standard Template Labs to replace IT service desks with AI agents that actually resolve tickets, not just track them
Enterprise software consolidation continues as Zendesk bets $115M+ AI startup can make human customer service agents obsolete
The acquisition brings 25% Fortune 500 penetration and security testing that enterprises demand before deploying AI agents in production
88% of organizations report AI agent security incidents. Only 14% deploy agents with full security approval. When autonomous systems cause harm, traditional accountability breaks down.
OpenAI's newest model can click, type, and navigate software autonomously. It's faster, cheaper per task, and beats humans on desktop automation benchmarks. Here's what that means.
Most companies have no idea what their AI systems are actually doing. A CrowdStrike-backed startup thinks it can change that.
OpenAI's latest model can autonomously control your desktop, navigate apps, and execute multi-step workflows. The 1M token context window dwarfs competitors - but so do the security implications.
While enterprises focus on training data and model safety, inference - where AI actually processes requests - has become an overlooked security frontier with critical vulnerabilities.
AI agents are collapsing per-seat pricing, replacing entire SaaS tools, and fundamentally breaking the business model that built the modern software industry.
The voice AI startup tripled its valuation to $11B on $330M ARR. Enterprise adoption is driving the surge.
Cisco's 2026 State of AI Security report reveals a dangerous gap: enterprises are deploying AI agents faster than they can secure them, with MCP vulnerabilities and prompt injection attacks proliferating.
Anthropic's COBOL modernization playbook and security tool preview wipe $45 billion from tech stocks in a single day
A bug allowed Microsoft 365 Copilot to summarize emails marked with confidentiality labels, bypassing DLP protections. Microsoft says no one saw data they weren't authorized to see. That misses the point.
Enterprise adoption of AI agents is stalled by legacy systems, governance gaps, and a fundamental problem: companies keep automating broken processes instead of redesigning them.
Microsoft Semantic Kernel has back-to-back CVSS 10.0 vulnerabilities enabling remote code execution and arbitrary file writes through AI agent function calls
A new report finds most enterprises deploying AI agents have already experienced security breaches, but executives remain overconfident.