The Future of AI, Automation & Digital Innovation
The use of unauthorized artificial intelligence tools by employees, known as Shadow AI, has become a massive risk. A recent study shows that the majority of employees share confidential information with public AI platforms without their employers' knowledge.
Artificial intelligence has changed the economics of cyber deception: attackers can create thousands of convincing lures at almost no cost. Defenders need 'truth at machine speed' based on governed and contextualized data, not just better detection models.
In an exclusive interview, Pixar's creative director Pete Docter stated that the studio will not reject artificial intelligence, considering it a new tool similar to other technological innovations that have marked the company's history. This stance contrasts with the general opposition from Hollywood artists and opens a debate on the future of animation.
NewCore, a security startup, has raised $66 million to create an identity management system for artificial intelligence agents. The company argues that as businesses integrate autonomous assistants, a new challenge emerges: controlling who (or what) accesses which resources.
The traditional SaaS model is being rewritten by the emergence of generative AI. Investors no longer reward growth at all costs, but capital efficiency and the ability to sell outcomes, not just licenses. Founders must pivot to a hybrid model of software and services to survive.
Orbio, a startup from Madrid, has closed a $21 million Series A round to scale its AI agent platform that conducts job interviews. The solution promises efficiency for companies but reignites the debate on the dehumanization of the selection process.
Fox Corporation has announced the full acquisition of Roku for $22 billion. The deal combines Fox's TV channels and Tubi service with Roku's device ecosystem and own channel, aiming to become the third-largest player in US television.
A PwC report reveals the UK has added 68,000 'AI user' jobs versus only 2,600 developers. Companies are seeking people to supervise and correct bot work, not to program them. This creates a two-speed labor market with salary premiums of up to 64%.
NHS England has announced the massive deployment of Microsoft 365 Copilot to 505,000 clinicians and support staff, the largest generative AI project in public healthcare worldwide. The previous pilot recorded an average saving of 43 minutes daily per employee, equivalent to five weeks of work per year.
Google has launched a subscription plan for Gemini at $4.99 per month, positioning itself as the most affordable option against OpenAI. The strategy aims to attract individual users with features integrated into the Google ecosystem.
A Wired investigation reveals that Meta turned to Rank One Computing, a supplier with military and intelligence ties, to prototype facial recognition in its smart glasses. The finding reignites the debate on ethics and privacy in wearables.
According to an Interpol report, global fraud cost $442 billion in 2025, surpassing Denmark's GDP. Artificial intelligence has industrialized fraud, enabling massive and sophisticated scams. This phenomenon demands a coordinated response from governments, businesses, and citizens.