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Exclusive Harvard survey reveals enterprises use AI primarily for back-office tasks rather than competitive advantage, signaling a strategic misalignment as adoption accelerates.
Experts warn funding infrastructure could become unworkable within 18 months as AI-assisted submissions surge, forcing funders to rethink peer review and allocation models.
Industry faces operational overhaul as margins tighten and regulatory pressure mounts. Regional manager declares 2026 the year of real implementation across agri-food value chain.
More than half of UK architecture, engineering and consultancy firms now describe themselves as digitally mature, with AI moving into project forecasting and resource management.
AI startup's CEO meets senior White House and Treasury figures to discuss cybersecurity collaboration, even as Defense Department classification threatens federal contracts.
OpenAI is lobbying for broader AI adoption in biomedical research, citing speed gains, even as no fully AI-discovered drug has cleared Phase 3 trials.
Meta's superintelligence team debuts its first model while Stanford data shows 88% of organizations now use AI, even as human experts outperform leading systems on complex tasks.
Unmanaged AI is already operating on devices with access to critical operational technology, even as manufacturers struggle to distinguish agent actions from human ones.
