Wikipedia finds itself in an ironic position: it’s simultaneously more valuable and more vulnerable than ever before. The very AI systems that depend on its meticulously curated content are slowly strangling the platform that created it.

Imagine logging into Microsoft Teams tomorrow morning and seeing a new colleague has joined your project channel. They respond to emails, attend meetings, edit documents, and complete tasks autonomously. The twist? This colleague is an AI agent with its own organizational identity, email address, and access permissions—what Microsoft calls an “Agentic User.”

5 AI Use Cases in Healthcare That Are Actually Working (Not Hype) If you’ve attended a healthcare conference lately or scrolled through LinkedIn, you’d think AI has already solved every medical challenge known to humanity. The reality? Most of the breathless headlines about AI “revolutionizing” healthcare are either pilot programs that never scale, research papers […]

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You’re about to approve a $2.4 million software implementation. Your vendor has an impressive demo. Their reference customers seem happy. Your board is eager to modernize. Everything looks perfect.