Eoin Higgins is a reporter with IT Brew. His work focuses on cybersecurity, IT jobs, and government tech. Eoin’s work has appeared in outlets around the country and around the world, including the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Intercept, the Nation, MSNBC, and many others. His first book, on tech billionaires and the media, is available now. He lives in New England with his family.
“It is up to the legal department to make sure that the people who are allowed to go and have these discussions are appropriately briefed and trained in intellectual property law,” TieTechnology COO says.
“There is a technology stack that builds up to a bit of a Frankenstein stack,” exec says.
“People are really embracing AI right now, and they know that they need technology professionals to do so,” CEO says.
“Any time automation comes in, machine to machine, you’re getting efficiencies, you’re going to be making things more productive,” Intel exec tells IT Brew.
Meta moves, AI changes—corner offices saw some shuffling in June.
“The pace and power of what we’re dealing with now is different,” PagerDuty CIO says.
“Now the conversation we are seeing is more around, can the election system itself be hacked?” Appknox CSO wonders.
“They desperately want people to think that this is like the dot-com bubble, and that this is useful infrastructure,” Zitron tells IT Brew.
“I’m not convinced that this stuff is remotely essential to anyone,” Zitron says.
“It’s costing money, and it’s making people, in some cases, rethink how they want to go about doing things,” Kore.ai exec says.
