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1 week ago | ibm.com | Aili McConnon |Anabelle Nicoud |Sascha Brodsky

This comes with a caveat, she cautioned: “Now, the explosion of AI agents across the enterprise holds immense promise. But let’s be real for a minute: it also creates significant complexity.” A major culprit? Businesses are deploying agents in silos and they’re not always well-integrated into existing tools and applications.

1 week ago | ibm.com | Dinesh Nirmal |Alice Gomstyn

Gomstyn: How do you measure the success of unstructured data pilot projects? Nirmal: The real return of investment comes when there’s value to the end user at the enterprise. So, for example, I call my phone company, and a customer rep is on the line. When I ask a question, they must look up the answer before giving it to me. Now, using generative AI, I can do it online.

3 weeks ago | ibm.com | Anabelle Nicoud |Sascha Brodsky

AI agents As a CIO, you're no stranger to the excitement surrounding AI and its potential to transform your business. The rapid evolution to gen AI and agentic AI means it is time to take a closer look at the incredible opportunity to drive real business value with this technology. Read now

3 weeks ago | ibm.com | Joshua Magri

If you’re not familiar with the implications of being able to execute native SQL queries, then I suggest you read this blog from my teammate, Sanjiv Kawa, about his tool SQLRecon. Obviously, if you can execute SQL queries on a server, then you can dump all data that you have permissions to access, and this could be concerning if sensitive data is stored in the database. However, if you have privileged access to the SQL server, then you can execute code on the underlying operating system.

3 weeks ago | ibm.com

IBM Granite 3.3, headlined by the new Granite Speech 3.3 and Granite 3.3 Instruct models, introduces speech recognition and enhancing reasoning capabilities to Granite.