The growing ease of generating AI-polished CVs, cover letters, and professional summaries makes it increasingly difficult for employers to separate genuine talent from inflated profiles.

The most consequential cybersecurity investments may no longer be those that strengthen the perimeter, but those that reduce the cost of failure.

As concerns over jobs and inequality grow, the chief of the $5T AI company calls for a societal shift to fully realize AI's potential.

As outages, geopolitical tensions, and the rise of AI change enterprise priorities, technology leaders are redesigning infrastructure around availability and adaptability.

The appointment of Omar Sultan Al Olama as its chairman reinforces the UAE's long-standing commitment to AI-led governance.

The defining question is no longer whether organizations should pursue AI. It is whether they possess the necessary tools and skills to scale it successfully.

The restriction was implemented to avoid “accelerating the actors most willing to violate these terms.”

The company is repositioning ChatGPT as a gateway to AI agents, coding tools, and business services as it continues to seek revenue from enterprises.

Here are the top tech stories from our weekly AI Dispatch wrap-up (May 29–June 4).

The rise of AI inside enterprise software is creating new governance blind spots beyond generative AI.