Trust, But Verify: How Regulators Want Banks To Use AI(Forbes)

On October 15, 2026, the Financial Stability Board published a final report outlining 12 sound practices for responsible artificial intelligence adoption in financial institutions. The non-binding toolkit addresses growing risks like complex explainability, autonomous agentic actions, cyber threats, and shadow AI. While case studies show significant gains in areas like fraud reduction and loan default […]
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The next AI divide is between learning and earning(WEF)

5 Strategies for Conflict Resolution in the Workplace(HBR)

Conflict can arise whenever you live, work, or collaborate with others. In workplaces, where employees bring different backgrounds, personalities, opinions, and experiences, it’s crucial to understand what causes conflict and how to resolve it. Common reasons for workplace conflict include: Although conflict is common, many people aren’t comfortable handling it—especially with colleagues. As a business […]
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How AI Can Find Weaknesses In Corporate Crisis Management Plans(Forbes)

Crisis management experts say that AI is vital tool for stress-testing crisis management plans that can reveal critical blind spots that human teams may overlook. AI can simulate complex scenarios, from a spokesperson becoming the story to communication breakdowns during outages, ensuring plans account for real-world failures. Professionals advise treating AI as a “hostile reviewer,” […]
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How Manufacturing Can Win The AI Race(Forbes)

In my frequent conversations with executives at major product-driven companies, the question of their readiness to leverage advances in AI often comes up. They have witnessed, as have we all, real AI-driven change in software, back-office operations, sales and marketing. But the engineering, manufacturing and delivery of physical products is a different ballgame altogether.​ The […]
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Financial Institutions Can Gain Context With AI — But Customers Have To Trust It First(Forbes)

Consumers exhibit a significant trust deficit in autonomous AI for financial decisions, despite growing interest in AI-enabled finance tools. Research highlights privacy, security, and control as primary concerns hindering adoption. Financial institutions can bridge this gap by prioritizing trust, engineering robust data security upfront, and enabling AI to maximize customer utility without removing human oversight. […]
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How AI is rewriting the decisions that leaders need to make(WEF)

How Can Leaders Rethink Motivation In Times Of Uncertainty? (Forbes)

Today’s uncertain business environment is influencing the factors that drive employee motivation. To get the best out of their teams, leaders must engage in genuine conversations, decentralize decisions, foster a culture of experimentation and ignite intrinsic motivation. Click here to read the full-text article

4 devious email scams hitting inboxes right now, and how to spot them(FC)

For the last decade, email scams have run rampant on the internet. And corporate IT departments have handed out the exact same advice like clockwork: Look for bad grammar, hover over links, and turn on two-factor authentication. But those recommendations have fallen behind the times. Thanks to AI and clever architectural work-arounds, today’s email scams don’t look […]
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How to Spot a Toxic Leader—Before Hiring Them(HBR)

Leaders with toxic interpersonal behaviors often make excellent first impressions, which means they’re surprisingly difficult to identify in traditional interviews. As a result, organizations can hire technically impressive leaders who ultimately damage team performance, culture, and retention. Six steps can help hiring managers better evaluate candidates’ interpersonal capabilities during the recruiting process to spot warning signs […]
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