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Trustworthy AI as a value lever

By The Information Partnerships · Jun 5, 2026 9:17am PDT · 2 comments

Trust is a requirement for the success of AI, an operating condition that enables speed, scale and autonomy. When implementing AI technology, enterprises need to move at the speed of trust. Go faster, and unforeseen risks proliferate; go slower, and you fall behind your competitors. Most executives are aware that trust is key to the success of... Trust is a requirement for the success of AI, an operating condition that enables speed, scale...

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How to Streamline Employee Engagement Surveys with the Google Gemini app

By The Information Partnerships · Jun 3, 2026 8:40am PDT

Employee engagement and satisfaction surveys sound simple: Ask your workers about their experience, and then see what they have to say. But in practice, these survey cycles often turn into months-long marathons, with HR teams sometimes taking weeks to agree on the right questions and then manually combing through messy, unstructured data after... Employee engagement and satisfaction surveys sound simple: Ask your workers about their...

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How to Create Presentation Outlines in Seconds with Google Gemini

By The Information Partnerships · May 22, 2026 8:17am PDT · 3 comments

When business leaders are preparing for an important presentation, their teams sometimes need to shut down their other work for days or even weeks to clear time for the prep work: multiple meetings to bat around ideas, long email threads to pin down the overarching narrative, and a constant stream of notifications as various stakeholders mark up... When business leaders are preparing for an important presentation, their teams sometimes need to...

How AI Is Rewriting the Corporate Playbook

By The Information Partnerships · May 12, 2026 11:19am PDT

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How AI Is Rewriting the Corporate Playbook

By The Information Partnerships · May 12, 2026 11:19am PDT

Perhaps the only thing outpacing AI spending is the volume of commentary dedicated to the technology’s disruption. And while business leaders aren’t lacking for insights, they are discovering that AI is evolving faster than any coherent playbook can keep up with. The result is that companies are making high-stakes decisions without clear... Perhaps the only thing outpacing AI spending is the volume of commentary dedicated to the...

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Beyond the Models: Where Investors Are Finding AI’s Next Wave

By The Information Partnerships · May 12, 2026 11:18am PDT

Getting in on the ground floor of the next AI wave can feel particularly elusive for investors. With billions continuing to pour into frontier models and the infrastructure powering them, much of that opportunity is already spoken for. For investors looking beyond hyperscalers and data centers, the question is no longer whether AI will reshape... Getting in on the ground floor of the next AI wave can feel particularly elusive for investors....

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Capital, Not Compute, is the Real AI Bottleneck

By The Information Partnerships · May 11, 2026 9:19am PDT

Satisfying AI’s ravenous appetite for power and compute has kicked off a once-in-a-generation infrastructure expansion that is also one of the most expensive in modern history. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has estimated a single gigawatt of capacity can cost as much as $50 billion. With McKinsey projecting data center demand could reach 156 GW by... Satisfying AI’s ravenous appetite for power and compute has kicked off a once-in-a-generation...

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Recap: The IPO Reckoning

By The Information Partnerships · May 6, 2026 1:27pm PDT

After years of mostly tumbleweeds, the initial public offering market is about to enter one of its most exciting and potentially volatile eras. SpaceX—with a valuation expected to exceed $1 trillion—is widely anticipated to go public as soon as June, with companies like Anthropic and OpenAI potentially not far behind. As a historic wave of... After years of mostly tumbleweeds, the initial public offering market is about to enter one of...

How to Analyze Customer Sentiment with Google Gemini

By The Information Partnerships · Apr 30, 2026 1:34pm PDT

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How to Analyze Customer Sentiment with Google Gemini

By The Information Partnerships · Apr 30, 2026 1:34pm PDT

Customers provideteams with feedback constantly, in the form of support tickets, survey comments, app reviews, and countless other sources. But much of this data is unstructured, making it challenging to identify patterns across hundreds or thousands of responses. In the past, making sense of this data required customer service teams to manually... Customers provideteams with feedback constantly, in the form of support tickets, survey comments,...

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Recap: From Potential to Practice: How to Get Employees to Use AI

By The Information Partnerships · Dec 29, 2025 1:08pm PST

With warnings of an AI bubble looming and studies suggesting most generative AI pilots never make it into production, many executives are asking the same thing: We’re spending so much on AI—why aren’t we seeing real returns? A major reason, experts say, is that employees still aren’t adopting AI at scale. To explore how companies can change... With warnings of an AI bubble looming and studies suggesting most generative AI pilots never make...

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WTF Summit Recap: AI Adoption 2.0: What Comes After the Pilot Projects

By The Information Partnerships · Nov 13, 2025 4:27pm PST

After years of hype and hundreds of billions of dollars in investment, many executives are asking the same question: When will AI start paying off? Reports like MIT’s much-debated survey estimating that 95% of generative AI pilots fail suggest widespread frustration, but some companies are finally moving beyond experiments to projects with... After years of hype and hundreds of billions of dollars in investment, many executives are asking...

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Is AI Breaking Down Data Silos?

By The Information Partnerships · Nov 11, 2025 4:35pm PST

After years of AI hype—and some recent skepticism—organizations are now seeing real value from their AI initiatives. While some highly publicized reports have claimed that generative AI projects experience high failure rates, a majority of surveyed organizations report positive outcomes. In a recent survey of The Information’s readers, 61% of... After years of AI hype—and some recent skepticism—organizations are now seeing real value from...

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2026: The Year of an IPO Thaw?

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 21, 2025 2:47pm PDT

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2026: The Year of an IPO Thaw?

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 21, 2025 2:47pm PDT

After four years in a deep freeze, initial public offerings are finally showing signs of life. Tech companies like Klarna, StubHub, and Figure have recently hit the exchange, signaling that the long initial public offering winter may—at last—be coming to an end. But it’s not just IPOs driving renewed optimism. Mergers and acquisitions, special... After four years in a deep freeze, initial public offerings are finally showing signs of life....

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AI Agenda Live Recap: Why AI Pilots Fail—and How to Find ROI

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 15, 2025 2:01pm PDT · 1 comment

For every enterprise artificial intelligence success story, there are several cautionary tales—pilots that falter due to poor adoption, privacy headaches or bad-fit use cases. Recent studies point to a majority of AI pilots failing. While some dispute the figure, what’s clear is that many projects never make it past the pilot stage, making... For every enterprise artificial intelligence success story, there are several cautionary tales—...

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The AI Memory Crisis: WEKA’s CEO on the Industry’s Hidden Bottleneck

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 15, 2025 2:00pm PDT

Analysts worried about an artificial intelligence bubble often point to the staggering costs of computing power needed to power the latest models. Even the most powerful graphics processing units—like Nvidia’s 300GB Blackwell Ultra—can’t keep up with inference demands for models like Meta Llama, which can process nearly 500GB for every instance... Analysts worried about an artificial intelligence bubble often point to the staggering costs of...

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AI Agenda Live Recap: The Compute Squeeze and the Startup Playbook for Scaling

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 8, 2025 4:10pm PDT

After a brief reprieve, artificial intelligence enterprises once again find themselves in a bidding war for graphics processing units. For frontier labs and hyperscalers, spending billions on training and inference is business as usual. But for startups and independent developers, compute costs can quickly swallow the bottom line. At a recent... After a brief reprieve, artificial intelligence enterprises once again find themselves in a...

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What’s Holding Back Agentic AI? Not Employee Resistance

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 2, 2025 8:59am PDT · 1 comment

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What’s Holding Back Agentic AI? Not Employee Resistance

By The Information Partnerships · Oct 2, 2025 8:59am PDT · 1 comment

Read a handful of tech headlines, or even spend a few minutes on LinkedIn, and you’ll likely see the same hurdle to AI adoption cited over and over: a lack of employee buy-in, especially among workers who fear AI agents might one day be able to do large portions of their current jobs. But pushback from employees is not holding back agentic AI,... Read a handful of tech headlines, or even spend a few minutes on LinkedIn, and you’ll likely see...

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The Most Overlooked Constraint on AI

By The Information Partnerships · Aug 5, 2025 1:17pm PDT

By 2030, fresh water demand is projected to outstrip the global water supply by nearly 56%, according to the World Resources Institute. At the same time, the growing development of artificial intelligence infrastructure—which depends on water for cooling systems and throughout its energy supply chain—is projected to consume 1.1 trillion to 1.7... By 2030, fresh water demand is projected to outstrip the global water supply by nearly 56%,...

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Panel Recap: Building the Internet of Agents

By The Information Partnerships · Jun 26, 2025 10:27am PDT · 1 comment

Since ChatGPT’s 2022 debut, businesses have envisioned generative AI creating not just chatbots, but also automated tools capable of complex, multi-step tasks like managing retail returns, generating research reports, and planning travel. This spring, new open-source protocols emerged to facilitate AI agent collaboration. Google introduced the... Since ChatGPT’s 2022 debut, businesses have envisioned generative AI creating not just chatbots,...

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Four AI Futures for Enterprise Tech

By The Information Partnerships · Jun 20, 2025 10:30am PDT

Expectations about the impact of artificial intelligence on business are running high, but how will AI deployment unfold? The Information’s readers were presented with a survey detailing four different scenarios about how AI will play out in their companies, as defined by the EY organization, in the near and midrange future. Through careful... Expectations about the impact of artificial intelligence on business are running high, but how...

The Future of Entertainment Recap: YouTube Rising

By The Information Partnerships · Jun 11, 2025 4:08pm PDT

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The Future of Entertainment Recap: YouTube Rising

By The Information Partnerships · Jun 11, 2025 4:08pm PDT

The entertainment industry—once controlled by a handful of studios and networks—is undergoing a transformation. Thanks to platforms like YouTube, creators with little more than a smartphone and Wi-Fi are reshaping what we watch, how it’s made and who gets to make it. This month, Nielsen ranked YouTube as the most-watched streaming platform in... The entertainment industry—once controlled by a handful of studios and networks—is undergoing a...