By Daniel W. Rasmus

As organizations embrace the democratization of AI, they often overlook the messy realities lurking just beyond the pilot projects and training sessions. Giving end users the tools to build and deploy their own AI agents sounds empowering—and in many ways it is—but without careful design, clear governance, and shared intent, it also invites a wave of unintended consequences. Before celebrating the creativity unleashed by user-developed agents, it’s worth stepping back and asking: how might this new autonomy create conflict, confusion, and risk inside the enterprise? Here’s a closer look at how agents can go wrong.

By Rob Enderle for TechSpective

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming our world, impacting everything from healthcare and transportation to finance and entertainment. As AI systems become increasingly sophisticated, it is crucial to ensure their development and deployment align with ethical principles.

By Security Advisor Rex M. Lee

In this third installment of our AI series, we unpack the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) since 2000, spotlighting breakthroughs, risks, and the future of advanced systems like Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), Artificial Superintelligence (ASI), and quantum AI. Whether you're new to AI or a seasoned user, understanding its trajectory is critical to navigating its impact. 

By Daniel W. Rasmus, Serious Insights 

As we move deeper into the era of artificial intelligence, it is important to not just tie knowledge management to the development of AI, but to resist knowledge management principles to establish a foundation for where the conversations between AI teams and KM practitioners need to take place. This post offers an simple answer to the question, What is Knowledge Management?

By Daniel W. Rasmus, Serious Insights 

AI was supposed to help. In many ways, it does. But in just as many—and often more—it generates new layers of complexity. The visual “How AI Creates New Work and Wastes Time” captures six operational stress points that consistently appear in AI rollouts. They aren’t theoretical. They reflect the real work happening under the radar.

By Robert Enderle for TG Daily March 21, 2025
 

NVIDIA’s GTC event, particularly Jensen Huang’s keynote, should be mandatory watching for anyone interested in working for, buying or building tech. The event is as well orchestrated as an old Steve Jobs event, and while Huang isn’t as charismatic as Jobs was (few are), the content is less about pitching products and more about pitching a very different future. 

TechStorm Podcast featuring Rex M. Lee

In this explosive episode, Technologist Merle Garrison and Security Advisor Rex M. Lee investigates actress Scarlett Johansson’s lawsuit against OpenAI over the alleged theft of her voice and likeness—raising serious questions about copyright violations, AI ethics, and intellectual property theft.

By Rob Enderle for Torque News
March 21, 2025

GM, which has struggled with self-driving technology, has partnered with the leader in this technology, NVIDIA, to create future lines of ultra-safe Self-Driving Cars.

By Rex M. Lee, Security Advisor/Tech Journalist, My Smart Privacy

At SXSW 2025, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna and Illinois Governor JB Pritzker discussed the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP), a transformative quantum computing hub on Chicago’s Southeast Side. With bipartisan support, IQMP features PsiQuantum’s $1 billion+ Quantum Computer Operations Center and a DARPA-partnered Quantum Proving Ground, backed by $280 million in funding. Expected to generate $20 billion in economic impact and thousands of jobs, this initiative positions Illinois as a global leader in quantum innovation and AI advancements. 

By: Rex M. Lee, Security Advisor & Tech Journalist

If you haven’t adopted AI yet, it’s vital to understand its history and the key differences between these types before making an informed decision. For those who have already adopted AI but are relying on Bad AI, it’s crucial to recognize its limitations and consider the benefits of transitioning to Good AI.