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Oracle's ambitious plan to invest between $45 and $50 billion in AI cloud infrastructure is not just a headline about data centers and servers; it is a foundational shift with direct and profound consequences for enterprise technology. This review explores the evolution of this strategy, its key

As automated systems increasingly assume the roles of recruiter, manager, and paymaster, Congress finds itself at a critical juncture, forced to determine whether the nation's foundational labor laws are equipped to handle the profound complexities of an algorithmically managed workforce. The

As artificial intelligence reshapes how we work, it's also forcing a radical rethink of the corporate org chart itself, particularly at the intersection of people and technology. This has ignited a crucial debate: should HR and IT, two traditionally distinct functions, consolidate under a single

With decades of experience in management consulting, Marco Gaietti is a seasoned expert in helping businesses navigate the complexities of growth. He argues that the common instinct to hire more people is often a trap that limits profitability and creates chaos. We sat down with him to discuss why

A bustling new social network has captured the internet's imagination, but its prolific users are not human; they are autonomous AI agents interacting on a platform called Moltbook. This phenomenon, powered by an open-source tool named OpenClaw, represents the leading edge of a powerful new trend

In a move that has sent ripples through its extensive client base, enterprise software giant Workday announced a significant workforce reduction, signaling a strategic pivot that prioritizes revenue generation over certain operational roles. The decision, which will impact approximately 400