Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) promises unprecedented capabilities in reasoning, problem-solving, and adaptability across virtually any domain. While these advancements offer immense opportunities for businesses and governments, they also bring new risks that could have far-reaching consequences if left unmanaged. Establishing a robust AI governance framework is essential to ensure that AGI systems are developed, deployed, and monitored in ways that.. Read more

Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) is no longer treated as a distant science-fiction scenario. Around the world, governments and military agencies are increasing their focus on what super-intelligent systems could mean for national security. They also consider economic competition and global power structures. The interest is evident given the growing military-state interest in superintelligent AI. While no country claims to be close.. Read more

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—machines capable of reasoning, understanding, and learning across any domain as flexibly as humans—has long been treated as a distant goal. But over the past decade, rapid progress in model scaling, autonomous learning, multi-agent systems, and neuroscience-inspired architectures has forced researchers and industry leaders to revisit the question: When might AGI actually arrive? Discussions often include predictions.. Read more

As organizations prepare for the next generation of intelligent systems, cybersecurity is emerging as the most critical—and potentially vulnerable—frontier. Cybersecurity against AI threats, especially Artificial Superintelligence (ASI), if developed, would possess capabilities far beyond human comprehension. It could identify vulnerabilities, manipulate systems, and bypass defenses with extraordinary speed. While ASI does not exist yet, the foundations of tomorrow’s cybersecurity must.. Read more

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) represents a future where machines can understand, learn, and reason across any domain with the same versatility humans possess. But reaching human-level intelligence requires far more than speed or computational power. It demands a combination of cognitive, emotional, and contextual capabilities. This enables flexible thinking and meaningful decision-making. Core AGI abilities for human-level IQ are essential.. Read more

As early forms of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) begin entering the enterprise landscape, organizations are exploring early AGI tools integration in workflows. Integrating such capabilities requires a thoughtful approach. This blend involves innovation, governance, and practical workflow design.  Start by Mapping Where AGI Adds the Most Value  Early AGI tools should not be dropped into every process at once. Organizations.. Read more