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What’s the Difference Between Prompts/Tokens and Dialogue-Based AI Models?
September 19, 2026
Prompts and Tokens or Dialogue and Flat Fees?
Selecting the Best AI Model — A 30-Minute Lab (including post-conference access to ARA™ RAM 2025™ powered by SLAP OS™)
September 16, 2026
Is there really only one "best-of-breed" AI model (and is one enough)?
Two People Found the Same Gap From Opposite Directions. Here Is What Sits Beneath It.
September 13, 2026
Why did Frank stop at the door in his CDO Magazine article?
Your AI Guardrails Are Road Cones
September 4, 2026
Guardrails close on the output. Why don't they close on the operation?
Cisco Just Gave 90,000 People an Agent. The Architecture Is Not New — and the Hard Question Is Still Unanswered.
August 29, 2026
The most important sentence about Cisco's 90,000-agent rollout came from Cisco.
The AI Paradox: Do You and Your Organization Know the Difference Between AI Working Memory and AI Archive Memory?
August 16, 2026
The record is inside the enterprise. The reasoning has moved outside it. Which one is your agent governance program actually governing?
A Vendor Just Launched AI Agent Governance and Disclosed, in the Same Document, That Two-Thirds of Enterprises Have No Standards Governing How Agents Access Their Data
August 15, 2026
Box shipped the best content-layer control in the category and disclosed that six in ten enterprises cannot see across sanctioned and unsanctioned AI use.
AI Guardrails in 2026 Are What We Called Centrally Established Objectives in 1998. Governance Isn’t That Complicated.
August 13, 2026
AI guardrails and governance — it isn't that complicated.
Air Canada, Aesthetify, and the Case That Settled Before Anyone Asked
September 21, 2026
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