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By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Loop engineering is emerging as one of the most important design disciplines for building reliable agentic systems. It shifts the focus from writing better prompts to designing purposeful operating cycles in […]
Four questions for architects designing consequential AI actions. By Ric Muro An AI procurement agent prepares a $42,000 supplier payment. The invoice matches the purchase order. The supplier is approved, the payment account is verified, […]
By Shelly Palmer Cultural Debt is the sum of every unresolved habit, unexamined process, and unspoken assumption an organization carries forward. It is sustained by the inertia of the exceptionally powerful, “that’s the way we do […]
By Holt Hackney The European Union has begun enforcing additional provisions of its Artificial Intelligence Act, expanding regulators’ authority over AI developers and systems, including companies based outside Europe. The latest phase of the law […]
By Alok Mehta AI is not simply changing how software is built. It is changing who can build it, how many people it takes, and what enterprises should expect from their technology organizations and their […]
By Dr. Robert Furey With a few notable exceptions such as fire and the wheel, evolution has toyed with the ideas behind just about every invention we have ever dreamed of. Flight as seen in […]
Ardoq’s AI Assistant can now search the live web (available as an open beta feature).
By Lavanya Subbarayalu, PwC | Technology Consulting AI agents are no longer answering only questions prompted to them. In many domains (healthcare, financial services, and others), they now initiate payments, update records, send external communic…
By Sadia Tahseen, Oracle ACE For decades, enterprise monitoring was built around a relatively predictable question: Did the transaction complete successfully? An order entered one system, an integration transformed the message, and an ERP application […
By Dr. Magesh Kasthuri Enterprises are entering a phase where artificial intelligence agents are no longer treated as isolated experiments or productivity add-ons. They are becoming reusable digital capabilities that can be discovered, governed, deploy…
By Christian Siegers, of KPMG Netherlands In a previous article, The Resilience Paradox, I argued that AI is forcing organizations to rethink resilience. As enterprises become increasingly dependent on AI platforms, data ecosystems and interconnected […
Put four enterprise architects in a room and ask them how AI should fit into architecture practice, and you will not get a single answer. However, it will spur a deeply insightful conversation about the very real struggles organizations today …