As AI gets more fluent and human-like, our instincts to trust it are making catching hallucinations more difficult. By Scott Gillum Published on May 1, 2026 I went to a developer conference and, by accident, learned something profound about human nature. It started innocently enough — the “All Things AI Conference” in Durham, … Continue reading Why we trust AI when it makes things up
May 02, 2026 Hate your job, but can’t quit? Try this BY Kristen Mosier At one point or another, most of us have stared at our computer screen and wondered: Is this it? For some, it’s a passing feeling. Yet, for others, that boredom turns into lingering dissatisfaction, leading to quiet quitting, or even walking away … Continue reading Hate your job, but can’t quit? Try this
New MarTech research shows that as asset volume and personalization increase, DAMs’ focus must shift to content management at scale. By Pamela Parker Published on May 1, 2026 The bottleneck in content operations isn’t content creation. Research from the latest MarTech Intelligence Report on DAM platforms found that as asset volume, personalization demands, and channel complexity … Continue reading Can DAMs keep up as content demands outgrow workflows?
Apple Turns To Ads by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, May 1, 2026 The scale of any advertising product relies on the size of active devices it can run on. During its earnings call this week, Apple CFO Kevan Parekh said the number of active devices — from iPhone to Mac to wearables — in the … Continue reading Apple Turns To Advertising
May 01, 2026 Most products work, few work well BY Ben Wintner Some of the most familiar moments in a day begin with something simple like boiling water. The first cup before the day starts, a pause in the middle of it, a quiet reset at the end. These moments are easy to overlook because they … Continue reading Most products work, few work well
As AI reshapes martech, affiliate programs highlight where human expertise still drives performance and results. By Adam Weiss Published on May 1, 2026 There are a lot of conversations right now about the ‘SaaSpocalypse,’ and with good reason. Companies are already replacing software vendors and IT services with AI-enabled vibe coding versions. As … Continue reading Why affiliate marketing still needs humans in the AI era
May 01, 2026 7 ways AI is being used at work by everyone from teachers to marketing professionals BY Associated Press Artificial intelligence is permeating workplaces, changing the nature of jobs of every stripe. Teachers are using it to create lesson plans and grade papers. Marketing professionals are harnessing it to work a room and learn … Continue reading 7 ways AI is being used at work by everyone from teachers to marketing professionals
Scaling AI without a clear governance layer risks uncoordinated liability. Delegated authority gives your agents the guardrails needed to act with confidence. By Allen Martinez Published on April 30, 2026 SailPoint’s AI agent research found that 80% of organizations report their AI agents took unintended actions. Only 44% have formal governance policies in … Continue reading Delegated authority is the missing layer in the AI martech stack
April 30, 2026 Good American CEO Emma Grede says working from home is ‘career suicide’ BY Ella Chakarian Emma Grede is the powerhouse entrepreneur behind size-inclusive fashion brand Good American and shapewear line Skims—some of the Kardashian family’s most successful business ventures. (Grede co-founded the brands with Khloé and Kim, respectively.) In a recent Bloomberg podcast, … Continue reading Good American CEO Emma Grede says working from home is ‘career suicide’
Meta says it may withdraw its apps from New Mexico if judge agrees to the state’s demands By Will Shanklin April 30, 2026 Gchapel/Getty Images Sometimes, a threat lands as a threat. Other times, it comes off like, well, an advertisement for the New Mexico tourist bureau. In court filings (via SourceNM), Meta warned that … Continue reading Meta says it may withdraw its apps from New Mexico if judge agrees to the state’s demands
