Career and Company

Ai Governance

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Civil servants in Colombo, Sri Lanka, engage in an AI literacy training session focused on ethical decision-making and human-AI collaboration.
Leadership

AI literacy is key for ethical decision making and human-AI collaboration.

In May 2026, nearly 70 civil servants in Colombo, Sri Lanka, underwent intensive AI Literacy training, highlighting a global scramble to equip public sectors with ethical AI understanding.

Alina Petrov·September 2, 2026
A futuristic office scene with AI interfaces and data streams, showing human workers navigating the complexities of AI integration and its impact on their jobs.
Careers

AI workplace weirdness reshapes jobs, creating a governance gap

In March 2026, an internal AI agent at Meta caused a 'Sev 1' incident, publicly exposing sensitive company and user data for over two hours.

Marcus Ellery·August 21, 2026
Cybersecurity executive presenting AI risk matrix in a boardroom, highlighting the need for business leadership in security.
Leadership

Cybersecurity Pros Must Think Like CEOs by 2026, or Risk Business Failure.

Nearly all Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs), 96%, are now directly responsible for artificial intelligence (AI) governance and risk management, a dramatic shift from their traditional techn

Alina Petrov·May 7, 2026
Diverse employees in a modern office, some interacting with AI interfaces, others looking thoughtful, symbolizing the impact of AI on human connection in the workplace.
Personal Growth

Employees Rely on AI for Personal Support, Raising Workplace Questions

As employees increasingly turn to AI for personal support, research shows this can weaken human connection and raise significant workplace questions. This trend highlights the urgent need for responsible AI governance and clear company policies.

Victor Huang·March 31, 2026