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How the food industry is optimizing AI investments

More than half of surveyed retailers and suppliers say that their tech investments are already paying off, writes Leslie G. Sarasin of FMI.

Grocery Dive Catherine Douglas Moran • July 21, 2026

How Google’s AI search could revamp business strategy

As Google's AI search reshapes how users find and evaluate brands, enterprises need new strategies for visibility, authority and direct customer relationships.

TECHTARGET Kinza Yasar • August 06, 2026

AI is becoming the co-agent for food scientists

See how AI is accelerating R&D; formulation—without replacing food scientists.

Food Dive August 03, 2026

How AI turns menu engineering into a margin strategy

Rising costs squeezing margins? Discover how AI can turn your menu into a profit driver.

Restaurant Dive June 15, 2026

AI in grocery retail: 5 tips for better customer experiences

Discover five tips to help you make AI work more effectively across your grocery operations.

Retail Dive September 28, 2026

Restaurant tech execs warn against AI overdependence

There are limits to AI’s use cases, reliability and applicability, industry leaders said at the 2026 National Restaurant Association Show.

Restaurant Dive Aneurin Canham-Clyne • May 26, 2026

Are grocers making smart investments in back-end AI?

Retailers should lean into tech partnerships to alleviate operational pain in the short term, but they should also lay the rails for agentic operations, experts said.

CIO Dive Jeff Wells • July 21, 2026

Grocers are quickly embracing AI, research shows

More than two-thirds of food retailers polled by FMI in early 2026 said they employ the technology, compared with 47% a year ago.

Grocery Dive Sam Silverstein • July 10, 2026

Why Conair is moving fast to adopt AI-driven video ads

An A/B test of Amazon’s AI video tool reduced production time by months for a Cuisinart video, but humans were still needed to complete the project.

Marketing Dive Chantal Tode • July 06, 2026

Why restaurants face pushback, risk when integrating AI tools

Employee and consumer concerns over inaccuracy and inefficiency have proven true at some chains, so operators must slow-roll AI tools to ensure they solve more problems than they create, experts said.

Restaurant Dive Julie Littman • October 07, 2026

AI collaboration: A data leader’s advice for CIOs

AI is touching many parts of the enterprise, and now is the time for CIOs to lean in and partner across functions, according to data leader Bharath Krishnamachari.

TECHTARGET Harriet Jamieson • June 19, 2026

Why restaurant AI setbacks aren’t the whole story

AI tools that have a holistic view of restaurant operations can make operators more efficient, improve margins and even drive same-store sales growth, Par’s head of AI said.

Restaurant Dive Aneurin Canham-Clyne • July 14, 2026

How Cava outperforms in fast casual despite frugal marketing budget

The chain has made bets on social content, loyalty and experiences to make the most of a marketing budget that’s just over 1% of revenue.

Marketing Dive Chris Kelly • August 12, 2026

Interview: AI optimism and upskilling for a shifting job market

computer weekly May 14, 2026

Can your tech tell you this? Game-changing ways restaurant operators are using AI

Stop digging through reports. Let AI surface the insights that drive profits.

Restaurant Dive August 10, 2026

The Road Ahead: Customers can’t eat an AI strategy

AI may offer a lot of value to convenience retailers, but there's a risk of putting the cart before the horse — and ignoring fundamentals, writes columnist Frank Beard.

C-Store Dive June 09, 2026

AI gains call for organizational overhauls: AWS

CIOs need to outline a clear path toward AI value ahead of time or risk wasting resources on adoption, according to AWS research.

CIO Dive Makenzie Holland • September 24, 2026

Cup Noodles maker taps AI to sharpen planning, reduce costs

Nissin Foods expects to record increased fill rates and improved forecasting accuracy by using an AI-powered demand and supply planning tool.

Food Dive Phil Neuffer • August 04, 2026

AI hasn’t significantly improved the speed of hiring, report finds

A quarter of employers reported a slowdown in time-to-hire in the fourth quarter compared to a year ago.

HR Dive Lara Ewen • September 15, 2026

Vendors ship thousands of features. Users adopt dozens.

no jitter Kevin Kieller • July 22, 2026

Go Figure: 3 big marketing numbers from May

Kraft Heinz’s marketing payoff, Netflix’s expanded advertising slate and the state of AI readiness are a few important numbers marketers may have missed.

Marketing Dive Sara Karlovitch • May 29, 2026

Brookshire Brothers rolls out AI tool for planning promotions

The Texas-based grocer said the tech implementation will help it better execute deals and measure their performance.

Grocery Dive Catherine Douglas Moran • July 09, 2026

Toast aims to drive AI into dining

Most restaurants don’t have time to leverage AI tools, Toast executives say, anticipating profit from helping operators reap efficiencies.

Payments Dive Justin Bachman • August 05, 2026

AI is becoming retail’s operating system

Retail's AI advantage won't come from chatbots. It will come from connected decisions.

Retail Dive August 10, 2026

AI is accelerating the accountability gap. Here’s how CMOs can close it.

InMarket CMO Natalie Bastian lays out what marketers are missing as AI moves from the pilot phase to production at wider scale.

Marketing Dive July 15, 2026

Today’s marketing data is too saturated to be oil — it’s uranium

An overabundance of data can do damage if marketers don’t figure out how to turn it into better decisions, writes Steve Kennedy, CMO at Marco's Pizza.

Marketing Dive August 20, 2026

Levi’s migrates to standardized global ERP platform

The initiative has resulted in more than 2,600 employees working from a single platform with common processes and data, according to the retail company.

CIO Dive Makenzie Holland • May 13, 2026

5 things every bank should know about AI before making their next technology investment

Your data's more valuable than you think.

Banking Dive August 17, 2026

CMOs must rethink entry-level talent as AI alters marketing needs: Gartner

Many marketers will be able to eliminate bottom-rung roles by 2030, but the researcher recommends handing new hires greater responsibility instead.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • September 29, 2026

FDA to prioritize guidance on AI, surgical robots next year

Over the coming year, the agency will look to finalize guidance for artificial intelligence-enabled devices and draft generative AI advice.

Healthcare Dive Nick Paul Taylor • October 02, 2026

Gen AI policy is a White House priority, CDRH digital health leader says

Rick Abramson, director of the FDA’s Digital Health Center of Excellence, said to expect draft guidance in the coming months.

MedTech Dive Elise Reuter • October 21, 2026

Will grocers rely on Instacart for AI shopping?

AstraWorks’ analysis of 24 major retailers found most don’t yet have their own AI shopping tools and instead depend on the tech company to connect with agents like ChatGPT.

Grocery Dive Jeff Wells • June 09, 2026

McDonald’s disputes reports that it uses AI to set prices

The chain provides franchisees with tools, resources and recommendations for pricing, but operators ultimately make menu price decisions.

Restaurant Dive Julie Littman • October 05, 2026

Ulta Beauty names Domino’s veteran as CTO

Kelly Garcia joins the cosmetics retailer in the midst of a tech-driven strategy to drive growth and customer personalization.

CIO Dive Paige Gross • July 15, 2026

Is AI replacing jobs? How 17 job types feel the effects

AI has threatened various jobs since ChatGPT came out. New data shows where the threat is real and where it's imagined.

TECHTARGET Ben Lutkevich • June 01, 2026

8 AI use cases in manufacturing

Manufacturers are moving from AI experimentation to practical use cases that improve productivity, product quality, maintenance and supply chain decision-making.

TECHTARGET Esther Shein • May 07, 2026

AI productivity metrics are fooling enterprises

Faster drafts, more code and higher adoption can look like AI productivity. David Linthicum argues CIOs should measure end-to-end outcomes, quality and hidden rework instead.

TECHTARGET David Linthicum • September 28, 2026

Why data accuracy matters more than data scale amid the rise of AI

In an automated world, bad data not only misleads marketing teams but also accelerates mistakes, writes Epsilon’s Gillian MacPherson.

Marketing Dive Chris Kelly • June 16, 2026

5 big questions facing c-stores for the rest of 2026

With retailers up against price-sensitive consumers and rising costs, many of the biggest trends in convenience retail have taken on greater significance.

C-Store Dive Brett Dworski, Jessica Loder • August 26, 2026

Harps names first director of AI

The grocer appointed Will McDoniel to the role to identify ways it can use the technology and more quickly adopt AI capabilities.

Grocery Dive Peyton Bigora • September 11, 2026

Yum Brands flags AI as ‘transformative to the business’

KFC and Taco Bell’s parent company is adding the tech to kitchens, drive-thrus and management strategies in a modernization push, CFO Ranjith Roy said.

CIO Dive Paige Gross • November 03, 2026

NBCUniversal leans into legacy media status, pushes performance at upfront

The media company will roll out live contextual ads, a tool that retargets viewers of live events and its insights hub in Q4.

Marketing Dive Chris Kelly • May 12, 2026

AI will be everywhere, AI-RAN won’t

telecoms Guest author • August 10, 2026

Sysco targets $500M in AI-driven cost savings

The food distributor is modernizing routing software and enhancing inventory forecasting to help cut costs over the next three fiscal years.

CIO Dive Makenzie Holland • September 09, 2026

TikTok report explores creative AI optimization for brands

Relevance is more important than how much output a company creates, according to a recent study done in partnership with WARC.

Social Media Today Andrew Hutchinson • July 19, 2026

Google upgrades AI search ads: What marketers need to know

A range of new tools announced at Marketing Live follow the platform enacting a significant overhaul of the search experience to prioritize AI chats.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • May 20, 2026

How marketers can navigate machine bias as AI takes over media

As 80% of U.S. ad spending is expected to flow through AI-powered platforms by 2028, marketers must work harder to preserve their autonomy.

Marketing Dive Jessica Hammers • September 03, 2026

CMOs see their internal influence rising. Has it come at a cost?

Marketers at Advertising Week say growth mandates have given them a bigger seat at the table, but research points to downsides for external brand trust.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • October 07, 2026

LinkedIn launches AI training courses for marketers

The program was created in partnership with Adobe and is designed to teach the fundamentals of artificial intelligence usage to marketing professionals.

Social Media Today Andrew Hutchinson • June 16, 2026

Marketing’s data breakdown: H1 by the numbers

Artificial intelligence continues to demand significant investments this year, but the payoff for marketers is still unclear.

Marketing Dive Jessica Hammers • July 07, 2026

Verizon puts its fate in Google's AI hands

telecoms Nick Wood • August 25, 2026

Leading the Era of AI

Empowering students to create, shape, and furnish the new jobs that AI will make possible.

Higher Ed Dive June 10, 2026

Hinton, Fei-Fei Li, and Andrew Ng Clash Over AI Risks and Regulation at Ai4

data center knowledge Shane Snider • August 06, 2026

Influencer marketing has an AI trust problem

AI influencers are harder to spot, making transparency essential to protecting consumer trust.

Social Media Today October 05, 2026

8 big AI moves in the c-store space

The technology is helping retailers like Casey’s and Loop, along with suppliers like McLane and PDI, automate a wide variety of tasks.

C-Store Dive Jessica Loder • May 13, 2026

Restaurants can’t automate hospitality

As the world embraces AI solutions to optimize business, operators need to remember that many diners prioritize authentic, tangible experiences over digitally-powered efficiency, writes Tab Commerce’s James Tice.

Restaurant Dive Emma Liem Beckett • August 21, 2026

Marketers’ latest AI conundrum: An environmental footprint left unmeasured

While the lion’s share of marketers surveyed by 51toCarbonZero believe AI is increasing emissions, just 36% are tracking their full impact.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • July 24, 2026

This year’s holiday dinner is a preview of how AI will change grocery shopping

AI isn't just suggesting dinner anymore, it's buying it. Here's what that means for grocers.

Grocery Dive November 02, 2026

Why marketers must rethink loyalty as AI reshapes consumer connections

Over half of consumers are comfortable filtering their brand communications entirely through AI, according to research from Gale.

Retail Dive Peter Adams • June 10, 2026

Nucleus Network taps AI agent to screen clinical trial volunteers

computer weekly October 05, 2026

Generative AI ethics: 16 biggest concerns and risks

As adoption and use cases grow, generative AI is upending business models and driving ethical issues such as misinformation, brand integrity and job displacement to the forefront.

TECHTARGET George Lawton • May 07, 2026

Looking Back, Looking Forward: Digesting a Dynamic Bouillabaisse of Cyber Evolution

dark reading Dark Reading Editorial Team • May 19, 2026

Publicis installs leadership atop Marcel as agentic drives growth plans

The group wants to build out the internal AI tool’s capabilities in areas including creator marketing, sports and culture.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • October 26, 2026

Customer expectations have outgrown enterprise architecture

Modern B2B engagement starts with connected data and smarter architecture.

CIO Dive August 10, 2026

Answer engines put marketing tools on notice

Answer engines are changing how buyers find info, shifting marketing software beyond SEO and campaigns into brand interpretation, data synthesis and AI decisions.

TECHTARGET James Alan Miller • May 09, 2026

Amy’s Kitchen tackles ultra-processed food myths in national campaign

The campaign aims to position minimally processed foods as a better bargain for consumers.

Food Dive Sara Karlovitch • October 20, 2026

Pharma marketers need a share-of-answer strategy before AI spend

AI is changing how HCPs seek answers. Pharma marketers need a new strategy.

BioPharma Dive August 24, 2026

Instacart and DoorDash wrestle with online grocery’s growing affordability problem

Cost concerns have long challenged e-grocery, and addressing the issue is becoming more urgent as consumer price sensitivity rises, executives of the companies said.

Grocery Dive Jeff Wells • September 24, 2026

Oracle’s agentic AI outpacing customers’ ability to adopt it

Oracle unveils new agentic AI applications to simplify ERP implementation, emphasizing user-friendly tools. Find out more from Oracle AI World.

TECHTARGET David Essex • October 27, 2026

The Friday Checkout: Grocery AI is in full hype mode right now

The fast-evolving technology was the focus of this year’s Groceryshop. But amid all the optimism, key executives sounded notes of caution.

Grocery Dive Sam Silverstein • September 25, 2026

Data centre capex to top $1tn despite AI's shortcomings

telecoms Nick Wood • June 11, 2026

Holiday shoppers only want a dash of AI for the gift hunt

Price comparisons and narrowing down gift ideas are some of the ways consumers are using AI this season. But maintaining autonomy in the buying process remains important to shoppers.

CX Dive Dani James • November 04, 2026

Google unveils AI-powered ad updates at I/O 2026

On the second day of its conference, the company shared specifics about brand mentions in AI responses and offered additional tools and data insights.

Social Media Today Andrew Hutchinson • May 20, 2026

Reliance on AI tools in decision-making can lead to risky CX business

AI assistance is only as good as the data it’s grounded on; decisions based on any single data point or disjointed systems can create unintended friction points.

CX Dive Matt Vartabedian • September 14, 2026

Trade media is not just surviving the AI era. In telecoms, it is helping write it

telecoms Guest author • June 22, 2026

The gap between modern and legacy ESPs is widening

If your brand is struggling to capture gains from AI, it may be your email marketing platform. Discover four aspects that separate modern from legacy platforms.

Marketing Dive Chad S. White, GVP of CRM Strategy, Zeta Global • May 11, 2026

Retailers plan to invest deeper in AI, cybersecurity this year

The majority of retailers already allocate more than $50 million annually to technology, while 28% spend between $100 million and $250 million a year.

Retail Dive Tatiana Walk-Morris • July 08, 2026

Forget Terminator, the more immediate AI dystopia looks more like 1984

telecoms Scott Bicheno • July 13, 2026

AI remains a top priority for CMOs, but spending lags: Gartner

While 70% of CMOs say AI is a key focus for 2026, only 30% feel they have the infrastructure to achieve their goals.

Marketing Dive Sara Karlovitch • May 11, 2026

Shoppers burned by bad AI recommendations

As more consumers turn to AI to suggest purchases, some regret following the technology’s advice, a new survey finds.

Retail Dive September 23, 2026

Where agency strategists see opportunity as AI challenges their worth

While strategists fear the tech will replace their roles, the majority agree that there are also reasons to be optimistic, according to a WARC report.

Marketing Dive Jessica Hammers, Aaron Baar • November 02, 2026

8x8's shift to usage-based revenue shapes Q1 2027

no jitter Matt Vartabedian • August 05, 2026

Surf, don’t drown: How retailers can ride the AI wave successfully

The AI revolution in retail is transforming opportunity into profit and sustainable growth.

Retail Dive September 28, 2026

SAP unveils agentic AI tools to partially automate ERP suite

Major upgrades to Joule UI and Studio developer tool and 50 new teams of agents for typical tasks across five key business processes rely on a data foundation said to be unified.

TECHTARGET David Essex • May 13, 2026

World leaders confront AI layoffs; more in store for contact centers

Apprenticeship may solve the problem of training new contact center hires after AI vacuums up all the entry-level jobs humans now perform.

TECHTARGET Don Fluckinger • July 15, 2026

Why CFOs are getting AI ROI wrong and how to fix it

Finance leaders focused only on cost savings risk missing AI’s most promising opportunities: revenue growth, strategic advantage and long-term enterprise value.

CFO Lauren Muskett • July 28, 2026

Brands shake up back-to-school marketing to reach ‘hyper value-seekers’

Retailers like American Eagle are diversifying further beyond capital-I influencers and adjusting their media mixes to be more targeted this season.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • August 18, 2026

Offshore support staff don’t fear artificial intelligence

computer weekly July 31, 2026

TikTok to add AI-powered discovery and one-click checkout

The social media platform is hoping to capitalize on its role as a product discovery engine by adding a conversational AI agent and simpler checkout.

Retail Dive Bryan Wassel • October 07, 2026

Definition of ‘AI company’ is fast growing more inclusive

For almost half of the S&P; 500, artificial intelligence is vital to their business models, investment theses or growth prospects.

CFO David McCann • August 20, 2026

Building a solid ad budget amid more economic uncertainty

Spend smarter, not quieter: How food brands can build resilient ad budgets now.

Food Dive May 18, 2026

The changing CMO role in 3 numbers

Over a quarter of CMOs hired this year have AI skills, compared to just 9% of those hired four years ago, per Findem and CMO Huddles data.

Marketing Dive Sara Karlovitch • October 30, 2026

Why the next AI race will be won at the inference layer

computer weekly August 11, 2026

How to verify the value of AI-powered business analytics

Executives can separate AI analytics capabilities from marketing hype by taking steps to confirm the platform improves decision-making and gives results that hold up.

TECHTARGET Damon Garn • September 09, 2026

How data mesh supports AI-ready data architectures

Data mesh can improve data access for AI initiatives by decentralizing ownership and governance, but it doesn't solve every data challenge.

TECHTARGET Chris Tozzi • July 24, 2026

AI agents move from experiment to operations in UAE retail

computer weekly July 27, 2026

Nearly 91% of marketers believe their platform results are overstated. Here’s what it’s costing them.

New research from Affinity Solutions reveals billions in waste from optimizing on the wrong data.

Marketing Dive May 18, 2026

Why unpaid media is now essential to AI visibility

Earned media and community discussion generate the authority signals that determine whether a brand gets recommended by AI, writes Abigail Niziankiewicz of Mediassociates.

Marketing Dive Chantal Tode • July 09, 2026

4 contact center executives on the challenges, and solutions, of implementing AI

As teams grapple with problems from amplified worker fatigue to disconnects with C-suite leaders, AI implementation can be anything but straightforward.

CX Dive Bryan Wassel • June 29, 2026

P&G shifts Supply Chain 3.0, other platforms into large-scale rollout

The CPG maker expects to bolster productivity through automation deployed globally in warehouses and manufacturing plants.

Supply Chain Dive Antone Gonsalves • May 08, 2026

How Instacart is cultivating full-funnel marketing with video, AI

Ali Miller, general manager of advertising, breaks down a new short-form vertical video feed and how Instacart plans to bring ads into its AI assistant.

Marketing Dive Peter Adams • June 29, 2026

Consumers warm up to agentic AI purchases

Shoppers are trusting AI to buy items on their behalf, but they still prefer a human step in the process, a new survey found.

Retail Dive August 13, 2026

Why IT leaders should unpack AI before they buy

informationweek Leon Adato • August 17, 2026

How Agile development principles can help with scaling AI deployment

In this podcast, Andrew Sales, chief methodologist at Scaled Agile, says lean and Agile methods can help companies take full advantage of AI's transformative impact on work.

TECHTARGET David Essex • September 21, 2026

Victoria’s Secret reshapes its tech leadership

The retailer tapped former Foot Locker executive Adrian Butler to oversee technology and former Starbucks CTO Gerri Martin-Flickinger to sit on its board.

CIO Dive Paige Gross • August 20, 2026

From AI Hype to AI-Native Networks: What Operators Need Next

telecoms Guest author • August 04, 2026

AI in retail is only as good as its data foundation

Agentic commerce needs clean, structured data to deliver ROI at scale

Retail Dive July 06, 2026

Agentic commerce is coming. Most businesses aren’t ready.

As AI changes how software is bought, manual sales processes put margins, forecasting and revenue at risk.

CFO May 18, 2026

Deutsche Telekom boss's 'AI optimism' isn't shared

light reading Iain Morris • October 06, 2026

Fueling Up: 4 burning questions heading into the 2026 NACS Show

AI, foodservice, consumer spending and consolidation are top of mind as C-Store Dive heads to Las Vegas to find out what’s working — and what’s not — in convenience retail.

C-Store Dive Brett Dworski • September 30, 2026

Toast aims to scale drive-thru AI

The artificial intelligence company Presto is joining the point-of-sale firm’s ecosystem, seeking to ease restaurants’ use of a voice-order tool.

Payments Dive Aneurin Canham-Clyne • September 21, 2026

UK backs continuous oversight of AI medical devices

The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency adopted 44 recommendations, including a call for AI-enabled devices to be monitored throughout their working life.

MedTech Dive Elise Reuter • October 07, 2026

Why do new food products fail?

Recipe changes ripple through specs, claims and labels. Keep product data aligned to avoid recalls.

Food Dive September 08, 2026

AI disclosure labels don’t hurt ad performance: Here’s what the numbers say

As laws requiring AI use in ads to be disclosed become more common, there are questions surrounding the impact on the marketing industry.

Marketing Dive Sara Karlovitch • June 12, 2026

Safeway plugin comes to ChatGPT

Customers can now type requests and preferences into the AI platform to help build their carts and discover new items.

Grocery Dive Peyton Bigora • August 06, 2026

AI-powered cyberattacks require a hybrid and adaptive approach to AppSec.

dark reading Joan Goodchild • August 13, 2026

6G is starting to look like 5G all over again

telecoms Guest author • June 29, 2026

AI and the economy – Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast

computer weekly September 01, 2026

To protect profits, hotels must scale IT infrastructure

By upgrading to stronger, more resource-efficient infrastructure, hotels can power the artificial intelligence initiatives that will protect their profitability today, writes Kevin Cochrane, chief marketing officer at Vultr.

Hotel Dive Noor Adatia • May 22, 2026

4 questions about the FDA’s approach to generative AI

The medtech industry is awaiting FDA guidance on generative AI. The agency has sought feedback in advisory meetings and a discussion paper as the technology becomes more prevalent.

MedTech Dive Elise Reuter • September 09, 2026

TikTok to add AI-powered discovery and one-click checkout to its platform

TikTok is already a source of product discovery. Now, it’s adding into the mix a conversational AI agent that can remember user needs, and it’s making purchasing on its platform even easier.

CX Dive Bryan Wassel • October 06, 2026

LinkedIn rolls out new AI-powered promotional tools

A new array of features includes the platform’s official launch of a brand kit, which lets marketers select guidelines for colors, fonts and other variables.

Social Media Today Andrew Hutchinson • July 01, 2026

Levi’s claymation holiday campaign celebrates handmade craft amid AI bloat

The nostalgic effort follows a back-to-school campaign that CEO Michelle Gass said failed to generate the expected demand and traffic.

Marketing Dive Sara Karlovitch • November 03, 2026

Presto integrates with Toast to scale drive-thru voice AI

The AI company is joining the POS firm’s partner ecosystem, making it easier for many restaurants to deploy the voice tool.

Restaurant Dive Aneurin Canham-Clyne • September 21, 2026

Kraft Heinz focuses innovation to address ‘unmet’ consumer diet needs

Lactose-free Philadelphia cream cheese and clean-label Heinz ketchup could attract consumers previously unable to engage with the food giant’s portfolio.

Food Dive Christopher Doering • August 17, 2026

IAB revisits AI disclosure in ads as legal requirements multiply

With a string of new legislation creating a patchwork of rules, the group is attempting to establish an industry baseline, but implementation remains murky.

Marketing Dive Sara Karlovitch • August 19, 2026

Controlling AI sprawl: A practical guide for the C-suite

As AI tools proliferate across enterprise teams, leaders must ensure AI use isn't redundant or unsanctioned. Do you know all the AI tools your business uses?

TECHTARGET Zac Amos • June 05, 2026

Big Tech layoff anxiety and AI: A leader’s advice for peers

Layoffs by Big Tech behemoths like Amazon, Meta and Microsoft have prompted headlines and opinion pieces that point the finger of blame at AI, causing uncertainty.

TECHTARGET Harriet Jamieson • August 27, 2026

AI existential risk: Is AI a threat to humanity?

What should enterprises make of the recent warnings about AI's threat to humanity? AI experts and ethicists offer opinions and practical advice for managing AI risk.

TECHTARGET George Lawton • May 11, 2026

Victoria’s Secret reshapes tech leadership

Former Foot Locker executive Adrian Butler will oversee technology and former Starbucks CTO Gerri Martin-Flickinger will sit on the board.

Retail Dive Paige Gross • August 21, 2026

Instacart, Shipt launch AI-powered shopping assistants

The companies’ new marketplace tools can build grocery carts based on a conversation with a customer or an uploaded photo.

Retail Dive Catherine Douglas Moran • September 14, 2026

How Schnucks brought its AI shopping assistant to life

The Midwestern grocer wanted to help its shoppers solve the eternal question of “what’s for dinner?” But first, it had to clean up its data.

CX Dive Jeff Wells • October 01, 2026