AI in legal services - will lawyers or citizens win in this battle for the future? This article is sponsored by:
Evangelists faced critical thinkers in a policy conference this week. Who won?

Evangelists faced critical thinkers in a policy conference this week. Who won?
A Westminster policy conference about lawyers’ increasing use of AI opened a Pandora’s Box of issues. What are they? And what happens next?
To market, to market...
Content Cloud vendor, Box, delivered a largely flat set of earnings, but did point to the future AI opportunity that lies ahead of it.
MongoDB’s database-as-a-service offering - Atlas - saw revenue increase 36% year-over-year.
Innovations in financial market surveillance are an interesting story of their own. They also have some important lessons for the future of AI oversight.
The home improvement specialist recognizes that emerging technology can help staff focus on the right tasks at the right time.
Business leaders aren't just investing in technology to drive change in the transport sector. Samsara's Philip van der Wilt examines the power of data as fuel for innovation.
Researchers and vendors are developing a variety of complementary approaches for measuring hallucinations in AI. TruEra is baking this into the AI development process.
The healthcare and retail giant’s international CIO says digital leaders must be careful to avoid being swayed by hype.
This week - enterprise LLMs heat up - and I file my first live gen AI use case. Holiday shopping numbers look good so far - at least from the online lens. Vendors file upbeat earnings, and return to office is declared... dead? And yes, the un-predictions are coming.
How can AI make a difference to service agents in the employee experience? Matthias Goehler of Zendesk points to some key examples.
If enterprise LLM vendors want to deliver business results, they must earn the trust of customers and employees alike. Can this be done without hallucinations? It's a provocative claim - one that led me to document my first live gen AI story with LOOP Insurance, which utilizes Quiq's AI bot.
The museum dedicated to the work of prolific Norwegian artist Edvard Munch is embracing emerging technology and developing fresh opportunities.
A deep dive into a controversial topic...
Hallucination research pioneer Simon Hughes passed away shortly after I spoke to him about his cutting-edge hallucination research. What he had to say is important stuff and diginomica is running his interview in tribute to him and his work.