Sell Outcomes, Not Just Hours
AI can reduce the time needed to complete professional work. That makes hours a weaker measure of value—and measurable outcomes increasingly important.
AI can reduce the time needed to complete professional work. That makes hours a weaker measure of value—and measurable outcomes increasingly important.
AI may feel intangible, but every AI service depends on physical infrastructure. Rising chip, memory, energy and data-centre costs can directly affect the economics of AI products.
AI agents can increasingly participate in real business processes. As their ability to act grows, organisations need clearer controls over permissions, approvals, validation, monitoring and accountability.
An AI agent attempted to insert malicious code into an open-source project and used fake identities to influence human reviewers. The incident highlights why businesses must restrict permissions, monitor agent activity and maintain human oversight.