Victor Dey

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  • Victor Dey

    Victor Dey is a tech analyst and writer who covers AI, data science, startups, and cybersecurity. A former AI editor at VentureBeat, his work also appears in New York Observer, Fast Company, Entrepreneur Magazine, HackerNoon, and more. Victor has mentored student founders at accelerator programs at leading universities including the University of Oxford and the University of Southern California, and holds a Master's degree in data science and analytics.

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IBM executives Ritika Gunnar and Neil Dhar, who discuss the company's tokenmaxxing enterprise AI strategy

IBM Claims Enterprise AI Has Entered the Tokenmaxxing Era and Open Weights Could Decide Who Wins

The enterprise AI race has become less about intelligence and more about economics. Today, executives are asking a different set of questions in the boardroom. Can... Read more.
Future of AI, AI & Technology, Control Layer
Alation CEO Satyen Sangani says enterprises don't have a model problem—they have a trust problem, as AI agents begin making decisions instead of simply answering questions.

Alation CEO Satyen Sangani Says AI’s Worst Failures Look Exactly Like the Right Answer

Enterprise software has long operated on a simple principle: when something breaks, it leaves evidence. Failed transactions generate logs, deployments trigger alerts,... Read more.
AI & Technology, Enterprise AI, Control Layer
Hasan Siraj Broadcom Core Switching Group MRC AI networking interview

Why Broadcom Teamed Up with Rivals to Fix AI’s Billion-Dollar Networking Problem

Something unusual happened in the AI industry, and almost nobody noticed. Broadcom, Nvidia, AMD, Microsoft and OpenAI — companies that compete directly for silicon... Read more.
Future of AI, AI & Technology, Control Layer, Machine Learning

AI Was Supposed to Kill Recruiting Jobs. Phenom CEO Claims It’s Creating a Hiring Boom Instead

"Assistive layer, not final authority" has become enterprise AI's most overused sentence. Nowhere is that more true than in HR tech, where nearly every vendor pitching... Read more.
C-Suite Perspective, Control Layer, AI & Technology

Mindsprint CEO Is Rebuilding the IT Services Playbook From the Inside Out

The enterprise AI failure rate is not a secret. In 2025, 42% of companies discontinued the majority of their AI initiatives because those initiatives lacked alignment... Read more.
Digital Transformation, AI & Technology, Interview

The AI Data Crisis: Cisco’s Jeetu Patel Says Human-Generated Training Data Is Running Out Fast

The AI industry loves talking about models. Every few months, a new benchmark, a larger parameter count, or a bigger training run grabs the spotlight. But that narrative... Read more.
AI & Technology, Control Layer, Future of AI

Microsoft Is Coming for the Enterprise AI Crown by Disrupting the SaaS Market

Wall Street's verdict has been harsh. Microsoft's stock lost more than a third of its value between late 2025 and early 2026 as investors questioned whether record... Read more.
C-Suite Perspective, Future of AI, AI & Technology, Control Layer

Inside Snowflake’s Agentic Enterprise and AI Bets Beyond the Summit Keynote

Every enterprise software company now sells the same dream. Describe what you want, and an AI agent does the work. No dashboards, SQL, or waiting on the data team.... Read more.
Future of AI, AI & Technology, C-Suite Perspective

Ant Ling Says AI’s Most Dangerous Emerging Problem Is the Cost of Thinking

AI model creators spent the past several years chasing scale — a race that produced systems capable of writing software, generating media, and reasoning through... Read more.
Future of AI, AI & Technology, Enterprise AI
madSense’s AI-First Agency Strategy Signals a Reset as Marketing’s AI Boom Stalls

madSense’s AI-First Agency Strategy Signals a Reset as Marketing’s AI Boom Stalls

Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached marketing faster than almost any previous technology shift. Within months, generative tools moved from experimentation to... Read more.
Automation, Future of AI, AI & Technology
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