While executives proclaim artificial intelligence as the future of finance, the departments that manage corporate cash, risk, and liquidity are moving at a far slower pace. Treasury teams — arguably the most risk-sensitive units in any company — remain cautious, constrained by data problems, legacy systems, and regulatory exposure. Recent surveys show
From AI Race to AI Commons: The New Delhi Declaration’s Big Global Signal The New Delhi Declaration has emerged as a major statement of global intent on artificial intelligence, with the Indian government saying it was endorsed by 91 countries and international organisations after the AI Impact Summit in
Artificial intelligence assistants are no longer experimental tools — they are becoming daily work companions. Yet not all AI models are built for the same job. While Grok, ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google Gemini are often grouped together, they differ significantly in design philosophy, data access, reliability, and use cases. Understanding those
Artificial intelligence is redefining how videos are created, edited, and visualized. What once required specialized teams, expensive equipment, and long production cycles can now be accomplished with AI-powered tools in a fraction of the time. This shift is not incremental. It is structural. AI has moved video production from a
When global consulting giant Accenture agreed to acquire UK-based AI firm Faculty for more than $1 billion, it wasn’t just another tech acquisition. It was a statement. This deal ranks among the largest private AI acquisitions in the UK and marks a turning point in how professional services firms
A leading expert from the Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering (IESE) has a compelling message for business leaders: AI should be used not only to optimize processes but also to enhance creativity and preserve critical institutional knowledge. This perspective challenges the narrow view of AI as merely an efficiency
Artificial intelligence is often framed as a software revolution: better models, clever algorithms, and productivity gains. But there is another story — a much bigger one, and one that will shape who wins the AI decade: AI isn’t just digital. It’s physical. And it is consuming energy and capital
Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI has taken a significant step in scaling its infrastructure by acquiring a third building to expand its Colossus supercomputer footprint — a move that underscores the growing importance of physical compute capacity in the battle to lead the next wave of artificial intelligence. Reuters+1
As geopolitical tensions around artificial intelligence hardware intensify, Nvidia—the dominant provider of advanced AI accelerators—is deploying new technical and strategic measures to address export controls, smuggling risks, and regulatory scrutiny. The company’s initiatives underscore how crucial AI silicon has become to national security and global competition. Nvidia’
December 12, 2025 — As generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies move well past early experimentation, enterprise adoption is entering a mature phase of measurable impact and strategic integration. Organizations across industries are embedding AI into core workflows, establishing partnerships with leading AI developers, and equipping workforces with skills and platforms designed